Preserve source identities - #555
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Well done. Fix the merge conflicts and it's good to go.
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One thing I am not crazy about is that generated names are totally opaque (and long!) which makes reading the generated code (e.g. for debugging) very hard: |
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depends on #554
Preserve stable identities for qualified names, types, and specializations through lowering and Hull emission.
Fixes collisions where same-spelled declarations from different origins could be conflated or captured.