[Bug]: tries to replace single element tuple with operator.itemgetter

[Skylion007]

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The Bug

The following code:

# Your code here
a = list(range(10))
index = 1
f = lambda x: (x[index],)
print(f(a))

Emits the following error:

test.py:2:5 [FURB118]: Replace `lambda x: (x[index],)` with `operator.itemgetter(index)`

But it should not be emitting an error instance because this is not semantically equivalent (the lambda returned a single element tuple, this returns a single element). This also one case that is impossible for operator.itemgetter() to operate on. (You cannot trick it into generating a one element tuple to my knowledge).

Version Info

refurb-2.0.0

Python Version

3.10.12

Config File

# N/A

Extra Info

ruff issue linked here: astral-sh/ruff#11075