type State = {
  foo: string
}
// Selector is a function which has zero or some args.
type InputSelector<T, P = void> = (
  state: State,
  props: P,
  ...args: any[]
) => T;
export function createInputSelector<T, P = void>(selector: InputSelector<T, P>): InputSelector<T, P> {
  return selector;
}

// In this sample, return tuple array as is. 
export function createSelectors<
  T,
  R extends readonly InputSelector<T, any>[],
>(selectors: R): R {
  return selectors
}

// Case 1: Use defined const array
// -> All version: readonly [InputSelector<string, void>]
const constArr = [createInputSelector((state: State) => state.foo)] as const
const res1 = createSelectors(constArr)
// Case 2: Define const array in function args
// -> v4.2.2~: readonly [InputSelector<string, any>]
//    ~v4.1.5: readonly [InputSelector<string, void>]
const res2 = createSelectors([createInputSelector((state: State) => state.foo)] as const)