Use short array syntax in method signatures

test/codegen/expect/methods.js

 var methods = dart.defineLibrary(methods, {});
 var core = dart.import(core);
 (function(exports, core) {
   'use strict';
   let _c = Symbol('_c');
   class A extends core.Object {
     A() {
       this[_c] = 3;
     }
     x() {
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     set b(b) {}
     get c() {
       return this[_c];
     }
     set c(c) {
       this[_c] = c;
     }
   }
   dart.setSignature(A, {
     methods: () => ({
-      x: dart.functionType(core.int, []),
-      y: dart.functionType(core.int, [core.int]),
-      z: dart.functionType(core.int, [], [core.num]),
-      zz: dart.functionType(core.int, [], [core.int]),
-      w: dart.functionType(core.int, [core.int], {b: core.num}),
-      ww: dart.functionType(core.int, [core.int], {b: core.int})
+      x: [core.int, []],
+      y: [core.int, [core.int]],
+      z: [core.int, [], [core.num]],
+      zz: [core.int, [], [core.int]],
+      w: [core.int, [core.int], {b: core.num}],
+      ww: [core.int, [core.int], {b: core.int}]
     })
   });
   class Bar extends core.Object {
     call(x) {
       return core.print(`hello from ${x}`);
     }
   }
   dart.setSignature(Bar, {
-    methods: () => ({call: dart.functionType(dart.dynamic, [dart.dynamic])})
+    methods: () => ({call: [dart.dynamic, [dart.dynamic]]})
   });
   class Foo extends core.Object {
     Foo() {
       this.bar = new Bar();
     }
   }
   function test() {
     let f = new Foo();
     dart.dcall(f.bar, "Bar's call method!");
     let a = new A();
     let g = dart.bind(a, 'x');
     let aa = new A();
     let h = dart.dload(aa, 'x');
   }
   dart.fn(test);
   // Exports:
   exports.A = A;
   exports.Bar = Bar;
   exports.Foo = Foo;
   exports.test = test;
 })(methods, core);