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When a jsii module returned a private class implementation of an interface, consuming `jsii.rtti` data may return an FQN for the internal class, which does not exist in foreign languages, leading to an error. Revert to tagging FQNs directly instead. Fixes #3742
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When a jsii module returned a private class implementation of an interface, consuming
jsii.rttidata may return an FQN for the internal class, which does not exist in foreign languages, leading to an error.Revert to tagging FQNs directly instead.
Fixes #3742
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