Proper Parameter Support for Class Inheritance via "require" in "lua-language-server"

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Overview:
I'm using the "lua-language-server" plugin and encountering an issue with class inheritance notation. The inheritance is performed using the syntax class("DemoComp", require("BaseComp")).

Problem Description:
The issue lies in the way "lua-language-server" handles the require function within the class inheritance context. Despite configuring the "Lua.runtime.special" settings, the plugin does not provide accurate hints for classes defined this way. This is because require requires the script path as its first parameter to function properly, making the standard configuration ineffective.

Desired Solution:
I'd like to suggest enhancing the "lua-language-server" plugin's ability to correctly parse and provide class name hints even in cases where class inheritance is written in the form of class("DemoComp", require("BaseComp")).

Suggested Approach:
To achieve this, the plugin could be designed to recognize and parse the parameters of the require function, allowing it to accurately determine the base class in class inheritance scenarios involving require.

No source file or test is named. Start by tracing how Lua.runtime.special handles require parameters and how class inheritance hints are derived for class("DemoComp", require("BaseComp")); done means the language server identifies the required module as the base class and provides accurate class-name hints.

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