Add regression test: #12067, signature generation preserves FSharp. prefix#19496
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Add regression test: #12067, signature generation preserves FSharp. prefix#19496
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…refix for external types Fixes #12067 Adds a regression test verifying that signature file generation preserves the fully-qualified FSharp.Control.AsyncSeq<'t> type name when the type comes from an external assembly in a FSharp.* namespace, rather than incorrectly trimming the FSharp. prefix to produce Control.AsyncSeq<'t>. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fixes #12067
Adds a regression test verifying that signature file generation preserves the fully-qualified
FSharp.Control.AsyncSeq<'t>type name when the type comes from an external assembly in aFSharp.*namespace, rather than incorrectly trimming theFSharp.prefix to produceControl.AsyncSeq<'t>.