fix: resolve 4 symbol tracking bugs (#3, #4, #5, #6)#11
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- #3: Track original import name, not alias (foo, not bar in `import { foo as bar }`) - #4: Ignore kind mismatch when matching symbols_referenced entries - #5: Resolve namespace import member accesses (utils.formatDate instead of utils) - #6: Extract named re-exports as import references, not local symbols
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Summary
import { foo as bar }) now track the original namefoo, not the aliasbarsymbols_referenced(references stored asvariablenow matchfunction,type, etc.)import * as utils) resolve actual member accesses (utils.formatDate) instead of tracking the namespace identifierexport { x } from './bar') treated as import references, not local symbols.export *remains unresolvable (documented limitation).Test plan