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Currently we detect element bindings as normal references and inside
usages we simply unwrap its usages. This works, but breaks in situations
like the following:
- When the expressions are narrowed. Narrowing analysis does not support
aliased inputs. E.g. `const {myInput: alias} = this`. We could add
this, but it would complexify the logic.
- When binding patterns deeply access value properties directly. E.g.
`const {myInput: {value}} = this;`
In addition, the current approach requires us to understand that aliases
may point to inputs. This means we need to check all identifiers if they
point to Angular inputs. We could optimize this, but it's much easier if
we can simply assume that we only need to "verify" identifiers that have
names of "known inputs". This would significantly speed up turnaround in
the language service integration.
In addition, it would be more _correct_, semantically to directly access
the value of the input at object expansion, versus later.
PR Close #57645
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