Make a module's imports reference-able for doctypes?

[lagru]

Consider the following example

# some_module.py

"""Module docstring

Attributes
----------
logger : logging.Logger
"""

import logging

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

Currently, referencing logging.Logger for the attribute will be reported as an "unknown name" and is replaced with from typing import Any as logging_Logger. Instead import logging could be treated as a module-scoped

[tool.docstub.known_imports]
logging = {import = "logging"}

I'm not sure if this implicit behavior would be more confusing than it is convenient. Should from logging import Logger work too? How would I differentiate that from an imported function? I could simply say that I rely on type checkers to check the correctness...

[lagru]

Implementation could work with "scoped" imports. Basically prefixing the key for an import with a scope. E.g. in the case above

{"some_module:logging": KnownImport(import_name="logging")}

would be picked up as a reference-able object for doctypes but only in context of some_module.

[lagru]

After working on this in #63, I suspect that collecting normal "imports" – opposed to "from imports" – as type prefixes instead.