ugly fix for failing tests. without the string template, KotlinFilePathReferenceContributor injects a file reference into the string literal, and an unrelated intention (AddAnnotationIntention) tries to resolve it. resolving the reference caches the default contexts in FIleReferenceSet, which caches the order entries of a module in an OrderRootsCache. this creates VirtualFilePointers which are for some reason not disposed properly.

idea/testData/quickfix/createFromUsage/createFunction/call/argumentTypeMismatch.kt

@@ -2,5 +2,5 @@
 fun foo(n: Int) {}
 
 fun test() {
-    foo("a<caret>bc")
+    foo("a<caret>bc${1}")
 }

idea/testData/quickfix/createFromUsage/createFunction/call/argumentTypeMismatch.kt.after

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 fun foo(n: Int) {}
 
 fun test() {
-    foo("abc")
+    foo("abc${1}")
 }
 
 fun foo(n: String) {

idea/testData/quickfix/createFromUsage/createSecondaryConstructor/argumentTypeMismatch.kt

@@ -3,5 +3,5 @@
 class Foo(val n: Int)
 
 fun test() {
-    val foo = Foo("a<caret>bc")
+    val foo = Foo("a<caret>bc${1}")
 }

idea/testData/quickfix/createFromUsage/createSecondaryConstructor/argumentTypeMismatch.kt.after

@@ -5,5 +5,5 @@ class Foo(val n: Int) {
 }
 
 fun test() {
-    val foo = Foo("abc")
+    val foo = Foo("abc${1}")
 }