When such an alias name was used to define an embedded field, we handled
that case gracefully via the code using:
tf.info.Uses[node].(*types.TypeName)
Unfortunately, when the same field name was used elsewhere, such as a
composite literal, tf.Info.Uses gave us a *types.Var, not a
*types.TypeName, meaning we could no longer tell if this was an alias,
or what it pointed to.
Thus, we failed to obfuscate the name properly in the added test case:
> garble build
[stderr]
# test/main/sub
xxWZf66u.go:36: unknown field 'foreignAlias' in struct literal of type smhWelwn
It doesn't seem like any of the go/types APIs allows us to obtain the
*types.TypeName directly in this scenario. Thus, use a trick that we
used before: after typechecking, but before obfuscating, record all
embedded struct field *types.Var which are aliases via a map, where the
value holds the *types.TypeName for the alias.
Updates #349.