Use elipses for reverse mapped types in nested positions - #28494
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Doesn't fix #23897 per sey, but makes it more apparent that we're eliding information in quickinfo (and not typechecking things wrong).
This is similar to the change I made in #28490 to make self-recursion locations print as
...instead ofany.There's still the issue of declaration emit for these types and such (and that today they emit as
anywithout being an error) - having some way to alias a reverse mapped type in general would go a long way towards making these print better, I think.