Invalid range when adding declaration for modules imported using from ..a import b syntax

[andrestone]

Describe the bug

When adding declaration to symbols, there's at least one case where the resolved declaration (which is obtained via the submodule fallback) is of type Alias and it refers to a module, still the range is populated with the symbol data, causing clients to try to navigate to inexistent locations.

To Reproduce
Use the following project structure:

.
├── pyright_bug
│   ├── __init__.py
│   └── main.py
└── pyright_bug_2
    ├── __init__.py
    └── bug.py

#  pyright_bug/main.py
from ..pyright_bug_2 import bug #  <- this symbol's declaration resolves to the right path but an inexistent range (the symbol's own range)

# pyright_bug_2/bug.py
BUG="HERE"

Expected behavior
Declarations of modules should resolve with an empty range.