code: def detect_function_shadowing(contracts, direct_shadowing=True, indirect_shadowing=True):
      
      results = set()
      for contract in contracts:
  
          # Detect immediate inheritance shadowing.
          if direct_shadowing:
              shadows = detect_direct_function_shadowing(contract)
              for (overshadowing_function, overshadowed_base_contract, overshadowed_function) in shadows:
                  results.add((contract, contract, overshadowing_function, overshadowed_base_contract,
                               overshadowed_function))
  
          # Detect c3 linearization shadowing (multi inheritance shadowing).
          if indirect_shadowing:
              shadows = detect_c3_function_shadowing(contract)
              for colliding_functions in shadows:
                  for x in range(0, len(colliding_functions) - 1):
                      for y in range(x + 1, len(colliding_functions)):
                          # The same function definition can appear more than once in the inheritance chain,
                          # overshadowing items between, so it is important to remember to filter it out here.
                          if colliding_functions[y][1].contract != colliding_functions[x][1].contract:
                              results.add((contract, colliding_functions[y][0], colliding_functions[y][1],
                                           colliding_functions[x][0], colliding_functions[x][1]))
  
      return results
docs: Detects all overshadowing and overshadowed functions in the provided contracts.
      :param contracts: The contracts to detect shadowing within.
      :param direct_shadowing: Include results from direct inheritance/inheritance ancestry.
      :param indirect_shadowing: Include results from indirect inheritance collisions as a result of multiple
      inheritance/c3 linearization.
      :return: Returns a set of tuples(contract_scope, overshadowing_contract, overshadowing_function,
      overshadowed_contract, overshadowed_function), where:
      -The contract_scope defines where the detection of shadowing is most immediately found.
      -For each contract-function pair, contract is the first contract where the function is seen, while the function
      refers to the actual definition. The function does not need to be defined in the contract (could be inherited).