Bug 24800 – pragma(printf) gives me the wrong fix

```d printf("%s", 5); ``` produces the error: ``` Deprecation: argument `5` for format specification `"%s"` must be `char*`, not `int` ``` But the thing is, what if the 5 is not the problem? What if the problem is the %s? I propose the error message gets changed to: ``` Deprecation: argument `5` of type `int` does not match format specification `"%s"`. `"%s"` requires a `char*` parameter; `int` may be printed with `"%d"`. ``` Possibly, the compiler could list all the options for printing `int`, but this is enough to tell the user how to fix the problem.

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