Do not consider UMD alias symbols as visible within external modules #18049
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Use a minimal test that reproduces the error -- looking at this test I would have no idea what it's trying to test..
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We should always strive for the smallest reproducible steps for a failure.
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Fixes #16155. In the example from the issue, this causes the type to be written without the alias. You can force the type to be written with an alias by making the module symbol or the type symbol visible within the file, as is typical for our current declaration emit.