Fix issue where jump to definition would go to the wrong place when there are aliased identifiers in submodules #653
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…owing. In the example, the reference to `DefinitionWithInterface.Inner.y` leads to `DefinitionWithInterface.y` instead. This seems to happen only when there is an interface file, and the outer module has the same value named `y` as the inner module. See #652
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In the example, the reference to
DefinitionWithInterface.Inner.yleads toDefinitionWithInterface.yinstead. This seems to happen only when there is an interface file, and the outer module has the same value namedyas the inner module.See #652