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Respect shadow declarations when writing propagators. #1171
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In cases where the public declaration is introduced with using declaration pointing to an internal namespace with the implementation details, we should put the propagator function in the namespace of the public function and not the implementation. That would allow users to position their pullbacks in the same namespace structure as the used functions.
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In cases where the public declaration is introduced with using declaration pointing to an internal namespace with the implementation details, we should put the propagator function in the namespace of the public function and not the implementation. That would allow users to position their pullbacks in the same namespace structure as the used functions.
Depends on #1172