fix: reuse the instances of a non-exposed definition in inferInstanceAs - #15216
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…eAs` This PR makes `inferInstanceAs` reuse the existing instances of a non-exposed definition. This is done by checking the reusability of an instance in the private scope, as neither the auxiliary definitions being generated nor the ones in the existing instance are exposed in this case. Closes leanprover#14470.
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inferInstanceAsreuse the existing instances of a non-exposed definition. This is done by checking the reusability of an instance in the private scope, as neither the auxiliary definitions being generated nor the ones in the existing instance are exposed in this case.Closes #14470.