Renamed the internal representation of the no_alias_deps flag (into no_alias_deps) - #13972
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This is clearly fine, thanks! Approved.
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For historical reasons, the internal representation of the
-no-alias-depsflag was namedtransparent_modules. In preparation for transparent ascription, this PR proposes to rename it tono_alias_depsto avoid confusion with transparent signatures. The logic is not changed.It may affects direct users of
Clflags(ppx ?)