Fix getTypeNameWithGenerics for package-qualified type arguments - #27
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Overall this is a well-structured fix with good test coverage. The parsing logic in getTypeNameWithGenerics is sound and handles the complex type syntax correctly. One defensive guard for empty partName after package stripping would make it more robust. A few minor suggestions inline.
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Generic type arguments containing defined types included package paths and compiler-generated suffixes in generated schema names, producing invalid or unstable TypeScript identifiers. This change strips package qualifiers and compiler suffixes while retaining nested generic argument names.
For example:
GenericPair[int,github.com/example/models.User]previously generated:GenericPairIntGithubComExampleModelsUserSchema. It now generates:GenericPairIntUserSchema