🐛 lint/suspicious/noRedeclare - Index signatures in same object marked as invalid

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What happened?

Specifying multiple index signatures with the same name in separate type fields causes noRedeclare to mark all except first as invalid.

Playground

export type TypeWithObjects = {
  valid: {
    [index: string]: string;
  }

  invalid: {
    [index: string]: string;
  }
}

Expected result

index on line 7 should not be marked as invalid

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