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I don't understand why check_typedef would necessarily be involved. If we changed the canonicalizer to respect this ABI rule about std:: names, then wouldn't std::string be the type's actual name? And so we wouldn't have to change check_typedef?
In any case, isn't #3 the best approach? That is, separating the search key from the print name, and making the print name closer to what users expect. I think we should always be considering what end state we want to be in, and this seems to be it.
If you are looking for a quick fix, but plan to do #3, then #1 is fine by me.
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