Reports incorrect or ambiguous use of structural pattern matching in Python class patterns and __match_args__ definitions.

This inspection helps you catch issues such as:

• Using positional patterns for a class that does not define __match_args__.
• Providing more positional patterns than the class exposes via __match_args__.
• Specifying the same attribute both positionally and by keyword in a single class pattern.
• Defining __match_args__ with invalid type (must be tuple[str, ...]).

For certain simple as-patterns with built-in classes, it also suggests a quick fix to simplify the pattern.

# Too many positional patterns
match p:
    case Point(x, y, z):  # expected only 2 according to __match_args__
        ...

# Positional + keyword conflict
match p:
    case Point(x, y, x=0):  # 'x' is already specified positionally
        ...

# Class without __match_args__ but used with positional patterns
class C:
    def __init__(self, a, b):
        self.a = a; self.b = b

match obj:
    case C(1, 2):  # C does not support positional patterns
        ...

# Invalid __match_args__ declaration
class D:
    __match_args__ = ["a", 42]  # must be tuple[str, ...]

The inspection provides quick fixes where possible, for example to add __match_args__, remove redundant patterns, or simplify certain as-patterns involving built-in classes.