Can you use a name when hidden in a member of a sphere?

Question

Consider the following legacy code:

public class Foo
{
    public void Blah(string frob)
    {
        if (frob == null)
            throw new ArgumentException("frob");
    }

    public string nameof()
    {
        //boring code
    }
}

Now imagine that part of this code is being reorganized, and we want to reorganize Blahas follows:

public void Blah(string frob)
{
    if (frob == null)
        throw new ArgumentException(nameof(frob)); //nameof contextual keyword
}

This analyzer will not select a contextual keyword nameofand will allow a private method nameofgiving a compile-time error (without existing overload). What for? I would understand it if there was a method nameof(object o).

Is there any way to enable the compiler inline nameof? Do I need to reorganize code that renames a method?

The example above is a very simplified scenario, in truth, the method is nameofwidely used in reflection, and it will take time and effort to make sure that the renaming has been done correctly everywhere.

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