Methods on values returned by functions do not lead to correct output

[koebi]

Describe the bug
str.removeprefix() does not get discovered as needing 3.9 when used on the return type of a method, even if it's a string.

To Reproduce
Running vermin on

def foo() -> str:
    return "Foobar"

a = foo()
b = a.removeprefix("Foo")

returns

Minimum required versions: 3.0

Expected behavior
It should return 3.9.

Environment (please complete the following information):
vermin version 1.6.0

[Bu11etmagnet]

def meow(mm):
    for m in mm:
        m.removeprefix("meow")

is also not detected as needing 3.9
(vermin 1.6.0)

[netromdk]

Hi there. This is happening because Vermin does not know that it is a str, bytes, or bytearray type. It will never be able to in the last example by @Bu11etmagnet. But perhaps in the original example. Here foo is ignored because it is user-defined:

L4: Ignoring member 'foo' because it's user-defined!

However, I might make support for using the return type in the type deduction.