ts(4113) and ts(4117) are formatted incorrectly

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Describe the bug
ts(4113) and ts(4117) are formatted incorrectly if the base class is generic and there are quotes in the base class part of the error.
For example:
ts(4113)

class A<T extends string> {}

class B<T extends { nested: string }> extends A<T["nested"]> {
	override test: any;
}

ts(4117)

class A<T extends string> {
	public testA: any;
}

class B<T extends { nested: string }> extends A<T["nested"]> {
	override test: any;
}

Expected behavior
It should probably be formatted as:

This member cannot have an override modifier because it is not declared in the base class A<T["nested"]>. ts(4113)
and
This member cannot have an override modifier because it is not declared in the base class A<T["nested"]>. Did you mean testA?ts(4117)

Original error
If this bug is related to an error that is not formatting well, please
attach the original error in a code block:

This member cannot have an 'override' modifier because it is not declared in the base class 'A<T["nested"]>'.ts(4113)
This member cannot have an 'override' modifier because it is not declared in the base class 'A<T["nested"]>'. Did you mean 'testA'?ts(4117)

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