The inferred type of 'X' cannot be named without a reference to 'Y' only in typescript-go

[rubnogueira]

Steps to reproduce

Version: 0.20251023.1

I'm having this issue only in typescript-go. I slimmed the repro:

https://github.com/rubnogueira/typescript-go-repro-inferred-type-difference

How to reproduce:

1. pnpm install
2. Go to index.ts
3. Hover combinedCodec and you should see the following error only in ts-go, not in 5.8:

Behavior with typescript@5.8

OK

Behavior with tsgo

The inferred type of 'combinedCodec' cannot be named without a reference to '.pnpm/moment@2.30.1/node_modules/moment'. This is likely not portable. A type annotation is necessary.ts(2742)
⚠ Error (TS2742)  | 

The inferred type of combinedCodec cannot be named without a reference to .pnpm/moment@2.30.1/node_modules/moment . This is likely not portable. A type annotation is necessary.
const combinedCodec: t.IntersectionC<[t.ExactC<t.TypeC<{ example: t.Type<moment.Moment, string, unknown>; }>>, t.ExactC<t.TypeC<{}>>]>

[jakebailey]

Dupe of #1034 I'm sure.

[rubnogueira]

@jakebailey Curious thing: in my repo, you will find a file called moment.ts.

If you move the contents of that file and you put it in the index.ts, the error goes away.

[jakebailey]

Well, certainly, and I would expect that if you put import type "moment" at the top of index.ts, that would also work.