I think that I have to mock an API method with the full signature for it to get picked, because until I did that, it wouldn’t get called.

vi.mock("my-module", async (importOriginal) => {
  const originalModule = await importOriginal();
  return {
    ...(originalModule as object),
    useGetSomeData: ({param1, param2}: {param1: Param1Type[], 
            param2: Param2Type}) => {
      //const _noop = [param1, param2];
      return {
        data: getMockLocators(),
      };
    },
    ...

But the mock does not need these parameters, because it only returns some static data.
The problem: if I don’t reference the parameters, I get the compiler error

All destructured elements are unused.ts(6198),

and if I assign them to a local variable called ‘_noop’ just so that they are used, I get

'_noop' is declared but its value is never read.ts(6133)

This question has come up before in various flavors, but I do not want to turn the rule off via noUnusedLocals compiler option. What else can I do to either reference those parameters by a piece of inert code that has no side effects, or to suppress the errors altogether?