Expose TypeAlias and TypeVar related structs in rust library#1274
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Summary
This PR re-exports a number of structs related to type aliases and type vars in the rust library. The use case for this is making it easier to traverse a parsed
Module.You can traverse
SmallStatement::TypeAlias(value) => value.type_parameters[0].paramall without directly referring to those types (ie: not needing to import them) butTypeParam.paramis an enum. You can't do much with that without matching against the enum values to determine the actual type, which requires them to be imported.Test Plan
Tested locally and was able to use the new exports.