The fact you’re talking someone with this frustration shows maybe there are people with use cases other than yours?

When IDEs do resolve this it tends to be because they built some index to look up these identifiers, which is likely taking up a portion of your memory. A language that statically tells you with an identifier comes from will take out less resources, and your IDE can collapse the import anyways.

So not sure why you feel so strongly about a language design whose ambiguity necessitates consuming additional resources to show you your little drop-down menu.