Currently, path.evaluate() attempts to evaluate methods on global objects (like Math.min, String.raw, etc.) even when the global object identifier is shadowed by a local variable. This can lead to incorrect constant folding (evaluating code that shouldn't be evaluated).

Example of the bug:

const Math = { min: () => 999 };
// Before fix: evaluates to 1 (incorrectly uses global Math.min)
// After fix: confident = false (bails out correctly)
Math.min(1, 2);