Please provide ability to invoke generic methods with explicit type parameters.

Steps to demonstrate

[Array]::Empty[string]()

or using a class:

class A {
    static [string] GetTypeName[T]() { return [T].Name }
}

[A]::GetTypeName[string]()

(Array.Empty was chosen as a simplest possible example. In scripts Iʼd use @())

Current behavior

At line:1 char:16
+ [Array]::Empty[string]()
+                ~
Array index expression is missing or not valid.
At line:1 char:16
+ [Array]::Empty[string]()
+                ~~~~~~~
Unexpected token 'string]' in expression or statement.
At line:1 char:24
+ [Array]::Empty[string]()
+                        ~
An expression was expected after '('.
    + CategoryInfo          : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : MissingArrayIndexExpression

Ruminations

I understand that itʼs not important to have full support of generics in a scripting language or to have 100% feature parity with C# (I might be wrong, — now we have classes in PowerShell after all 🤔)

Here are some not-very-elegant workarounds from the Interwebs:

• Workaround to call to a generic method OfType() in PowerShell, when PowerShell cannot figure out from the context by @vors
• PSGenericMethods module by @dlwyatt
• Invoking Generic Methods on Non-Generic Classes in PowerShell by @LeeHolmes
• How do I call a parameterless generic method from Powershell v3?

Here are my questions:

• Is it possible to implement this at all? How hard it could be?
• Anyone tried to implement this before?
• Is it worthwhile?

Just posting this here for discussion. Didnʼt find any mentions of this problem in other issues.