Proper way of hooking methods named `call`

It looks that we globally ignore methods named call here.

When we want to hook methods named call in our application Ruby classes (./app or ./lib in our case), is there any proper way to do this?

Currently, I'm working around it with a monkey patch like this:

# lib/appmap/hook.rb
module AppMap
  class Hook
    def trace_end(...)
      ...
      local_path = location.delete_prefix(Dir.pwd + '/')
      is_app = local_path.start_with?('app') || local_path.start_with?('lib')
      next if !is_app && method_id == :call

But I think there must be a better way to do this.

Start in lib/appmap/hook.rb, especially trace_end and the logic that skips methods named call. Review the linked pull request context to understand why call is globally ignored. Done means application methods named call in app or lib can be hooked without a monkey patch, while the existing exclusions remain intentional.