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If the shadowed element appears anywhere in the selector expression,
don't warn about the shadowing pattern variable.
This means that there might be no type relationship between the two
symbols, and that elements of tuples might be swapped, i.e.,
there is no ordering relationship between arguments in the selector
and in the pattern.
For example, `(x, y) match { case (y, x) => }`.
For example, `t.toString match { case t => }`.
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