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Symbol references are used when a symbol's definition or using a symbol requires that other symbols are also available. This is used for things like generating or using generic types that refer to other symbols. Code generators can iterate over references to ensure that all of the required imports for using a symbol are defined.
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Symbol references are used when a symbol's definition or using a symbol
requires that other symbols are also available. This is used for things
like generating or using generic types that refer to other symbols. Code
generators can iterate over references to ensure that all of the
required imports for using a symbol are defined.
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