--wraps is duplicated when alias is modified

[EmilyGraceSeville7cf]

Fish version: 3.3.0 (built from source)
OS version: Linux Mint 20.2 Cinnamon

When I create alias with the same name (modify) again --wraps option for corresponding function is duplicated:

> alias --save sedr 'sed -r'
> functions sedr
# Defined via `source`
function sedr --wraps='sed -r' --description 'alias sedr sed -r'
  sed -r $argv; 
end
> alias --save sedr 'sed -rn'
> functions sedr
# Defined via `source`
function sedr --wraps='sed -r' --wraps='sed -rn' --description 'alias sedr sed -rn'
  sed -rn $argv; 
end

[floam]

This isn't specific to alias, plain functions, even if deleted in between, have their wrap targets remembered by the completion system.

~ $ function foo --wraps something
        return
    end

~ $ functions foo
# Defined interactively
function foo --wraps=something
    return
end

~ $ functions -e foo

~ $ complete foo
complete foo --wraps something

~ $ function foo --wraps turtles
    return
end

~ $ functions foo
# Defined interactively
function foo --wraps=something --wraps=turtles
    return
end

~ $ complete foo
complete foo --wraps something
complete foo --wraps turtles

[aprice]

Even more frustrating when trying to use an alias to run a program with an env var, because it automatically adds --wraps 'SOMEVAR=value binary' no matter how hard you try to remove it, which breaks completion because completion tries to call SOMEVAR=value __complete binary and errors out.