This inspection reports dangerous operations inside constructors including:

- Accessing a non-final property in constructor
- Calling a non-final function in constructor
- Using this as a function argument in a constructor of a non-final class

These operations are dangerous because your class can be inherited, and a derived class is not yet initialized at this moment. Typical example:

    abstract class Base {
        val code = calculate()
        abstract fun calculate(): Int
    }

    class Derived(private val x: Int) : Base() {
        override fun calculate() = x
    }

    fun testIt() {
        println(Derived(42).code) // Expected: 42, actual: 0
    }