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SQLDelight Kotlin native question:
I have database table with the same name as some other class (eg. 'Table'). On Jvm it's okay because I can distinguish them by package. But after updating to Kotlin 1.9.20 and Xcode 15 the resulting klib switched their generated names (now my other class is called 'Table_' instead of 'Table') and project is not compiling. Is it somehow possible to switch them back? Or maybe exclude sqldelight table generated class inclusion to klib?

This is a good article on the topic <https://betterprogramming.pub/writing-swift-friendly-kotlin-multiplatform-apis-part-ii-bbee12090415|https://betterprogramming.pub/writing-swift-friendly-kotlin-multiplatform-apis-part-ii-bbee12090415>

Making sure you have unique class names or `@ObjcName` are basically your options to avoid class name clashes

Tried that already, but the problem is that sqldelight generates classes at compile time so can't use this annotation on them. Using `@ObjCName("Table", swiftName = "Table", exact = true)` on my domain class has no effect - it's still exported as 'Table_' in klib