Use of `context: scope` configuration value causes deferred functions to not be linted

[nzwalker]

Given a file like this:

package main

import "log/slog"

func main() {
	defer func() {
		// We expect this to fail due to use of kv pairs
		slog.Error("some error", "key", "value")
	}()
}

And a configuration file:

version: '2'

linters:
  default: 'none'
  enable:
    - sloglint
  settings:
    sloglint:
      attr-only: true

We correctly receive a lint issue:

$ golangci-lint --version
golangci-lint has version 2.2.1 built with go1.24.4 from 66496a9 on 2025-06-29T15:57:59Z
$ golangci-lint run
main.go:8:3: key-value pairs should not be used (sloglint)
		slog.Error("some error", "arg", "value")
		^
1 issues:
* sloglint: 1

However if we add context: scope to the configuration file:

version: '2'

linters:
  default: 'none'
  enable:
    - sloglint
  settings:
    sloglint:
      attr-only: true
      context: 'scope'

The lint issue vanishes:

$ golangci-lint run
0 issues.

[tmzane]

If context is set to scope, we use inspector.Inspector.WithStack instead of inspector.Inspector.Preorder, I guess that's the cause here. There also might be a bug in the inspector lib, I can see that the documentation (and possibly the implementation) has been updated. I'll take a look, thanks for the report.