zeekay 0e63002876 Say which class a nested accessor returns ...

A field may carry the name of its own type — `Child Child` is a natural
schema — and in C++ the member then shadows the class inside the class body,
so `Child Child() const;` is ill-formed. The qualified name says which is
meant. Go has no such collision, which is why this only shows up on one side.

Per-struct headers now also forward-declare the classes they name, not just
their own, so declaration order is free there too. Two structs that point at
each other still need -single: two headers cannot each be complete for the
other, and the cycle compiles in one header. Both cases are checked by
compiling, not by reading.

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echo

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hpp

Say which class a nested accessor returns

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pchain

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probe

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xvm

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