introduce `givenInstanceNotFound` to retire the `implicitNotFound`?

[He-Pin]

Compiler version

Scala 3.1.x

Minimized code

import scala.annotation.implicitNotFound

@implicitNotFound("Could not find an implicit C[${T}, ${U}]")
class C[T, U]

class K[A] {
  def m[B](implicit c: C[List[A], B]) = 0
  def n[B](implicit @implicitNotFound("Specific message for C of list of ${A} and ${B}") c: C[List[A], B]) = 1
}

object Test {
  val k = new K[Int]
  k.m[String]
  k.n[String]
}

Output

-- Error: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
3 |  k.m[String]
  |             ^
  |             Could not find an implicit C[List[Int], String]
-- Error: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
4 |  k.n[String]
  |             ^
  |             Specific message for C of list of Int and String
2 errors found

Expectation

  @givenIntanceNotFound("Could not find an implicit C[${T}, ${U}]")
  class C[T, U]

  class K[A] {
    def m[B](using c: C[List[A], B]) = 0
  }

  object Test {
    val k = new K[Int]
    k.m[String]
  }

given:

-- Error: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
3 |  k.m[String]
  |             ^
  |             Could not find a given instance of C[List[Int], String] in scope

If I remove the @implicitNotFound line , it gives:

[error] -- Error: C:\Users\hepin\IdeaProjects\leetCode\src\main\scala\test\NotFoundImplicit.scala:21:15
[error] 21 |    k.m[String]
[error]    |               ^
[error]    |no given instance of type test.NotFoundImplicit.C[List[Int], String] was found for parameter c of method m in class K

So I think we would introduce a new annotation scala.annotation.givenIntanceNotFound?

[makkarpov]

Isn't notGiven better? I.e. it does conflict a bit with NotGiven[T], but it's much more concise.