Bug description

If I have two classes, with an overridden method:

class A {
 foo() : i32 {
 return 1;
 }
}
class B extends A {
 override foo() : i32 {
 return 2;
 }
}
let bAsA : A = new B();
console.log(`foo = ${bAsA.foo()}`);

This logs foo = 2 as expected, because it looks up the correct method via the object's header.

However, if you mark both classes as @unmanaged, it logs foo = 1:

@unmanaged
class A {...}
@unmanaged
class B extends A {...}

This actual behaviour makes sense to me, since there aren't any fields in the C-style struct for the function pointers to be stored.

However, I think we should document this, and the compiler should also complain a bit when override is used in an @unmanaged class, to make it more obvious that it doesn't work.

Steps to reproduce

Run the code-examples above.

AssemblyScript version

v0.28.9