Cannot infer generic argument type from passed callback

TypeScript Version: 3.4.0-dev.201xxxxx

Search Terms:

infer, parameter, argument, callback, function

Code

function inferArguments<T>(callback: ((t: T) => void)) {
  return callback;
}

function noop(){}

const explicit = inferArguments(({a = noop}: {a: Function}) => {});
explicit({a: noop}); // OK!
explicit({a: false}); // Expected error - Got one!

const implicit = inferArguments(({a = noop}) => {});
implicit({a: noop}); // OK!
implicit({a: false}); // Expected error - No Error!

Expected behavior:
Both function calls with ({a: false}) should cause a type error

Actual behavior:
Only the function call with the explicit typing causes a type error

Playground Link

Related Issues: #30975 Looks similar but seems different since there should be a clear way for inference to work in this case

Note that Parameters is correctly able to extract the correct types for such a construct as seen in this bit of code:

function noop() { }
function callback({ a = noop }) { }
let args: Parameters<typeof callback>;
args[0].a as Function

This appears to be an error with inline callback functions used in this fashion

Reproduce the explicit and implicit cases in the linked TypeScript Playground, then compare their inferred callback parameter types and the behavior of Parameters. The issue names no repository file or test; done means both calls using {a: false} produce type errors while the valid noop cases remain accepted.