Partial type inference

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You can split t into a generic method on a generic type:

class Foo<TOuter> {
    public static void Bar<TInner>(TInner arg) {...}
}
...
int x = 1;
Foo<string>.Bar(x);

Here the int is inferred but the string is explicit.

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