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In case of ambiguity, lambda functions should prefer its arguments to other aliases or identifiers
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In case of ambiguity, lambda functions prefer its arguments to other aliases or identifiers
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Tagging this as a bug because it's behaviour wasn't what's documented (#23194), but feel free to change it to an improvement if you think it should be treated as such.
Closes #5046