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@owen-mc owen-mc commented Dec 13, 2024

This is a rebased version of #17341. Some tests are giving unexpected results, so there may still be some bugs that I've introduced in rebasing.

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This makes it clearer when changes in test results
are due to changes in the standard library.
Read through as many aliases as possible before getting
the underlying type.
Use object like we do for named types.
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owen-mc commented Feb 12, 2025

We decided not to take this route, as it complicates checking for type equality in QL.

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