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I am attempting to use FIR generate a nested class for each constructor an annotated class has.  I'm attempting to use a FIR scope to get the constructor declarations in `getNestedClassifiersNames`, and running into problems because `FirClassDeclaredMemberScopeImpl` attempts to list the nested classifiers on creation, resulting a stack overflow.  This is used by `FirClassSymbol.constructors` and `FirSession.declaredMemberScope`.  Presumably this is to allow inclusion of static/companion object members, which I don't care about here.  I've found several options to work around it:
1. Look at the declarations in `classSymbol.fir.declarations` or `classSymbol.declarationSymbols` directly - this has all sorts of warning annotations and seems like a bad idea
2. Use `session.declaredMemberScopeWithLazyNestedScope(classSymbol.fir, emptyList())` - this uses the FIR scopes, but requires manually accessing `.fir`.  Doesn't seem to result in the generated name showing up unless it's also in the `existingNames` argument, which defeats the point.
What's the best option here?  Is there an option I'm missing?

Accessing `.fir` is fine if you do it carefully: don't invoke lazy resolve and don't try to get the information which potentially could be unresolved at this point