[emitter-framework] Use internal refkeys for declarations #7205
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Presently the emitter framework defaults refkeys to simply refkey(type), which can cause conflicts with other declarations who may want such a refkey. The emitter framework should use its own internal refkeys to track declarations it knows about.
This PR updates the internal refkey generation for declarations to use the internal refkeys while plumbing the emitter provided refkeys through. In addition, any non-declarations will use internal unique refkeys.
Partially addresses #6919