I understand that. I just don't understand why calling getTypeImpl on a type gives you a different tree from the one that getImpl on a symbol returns. I would've thought that the latter would simply delegate the job to the former when the symbol is associated with a type. Is there some semantic sense behind it, or is it just an implementation quirk?
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