track full_names config setting more precisely#216
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Previously, if an app depended on any Python module with a `componentize-py.toml` containing `full_names = true`, that setting would cause full names to be emitted for _all_ interfaces, not just the ones covered by that module. This commit makes the effect of that setting more precise such that only the interfaces covered by that module are affected.
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Previously, if an app depended on any Python module with a
componentize-py.tomlcontainingfull_names = true, that setting would cause full names to be emitted for all interfaces, not just the ones covered by that module. This commit makes the effect of that setting more precise such that only the interfaces covered by that module are affected.