Java 8 Supplier with arguments in the constructor

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But, a 1-arg constructor for T that takes a String is compatible with Function<String,T>:

Function<String, Foo> fooSupplier = Foo::new;

Which constructor is selected is treated as an overload selection problem, based on the shape of the target type.

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