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Summary:
Function body containing variable declaration seems to shadow class property with the same name (when addressed without `self.` prefix)

Steps to Reproduce:
Consider following code.

class Class {
    var property: String?
    
    func function() {
        if property == nil { // use of local variable ‘property’ before its declaration
            return
        }
        
        let property = “String”
        self.property = property
    }
}

Expected Results:
`if property == nil` should refer to the property not to the constant declared further in the function body

Actual Results:
Seems like `let property` declared towards the end of the function shadows the property even before declaration.

Regression:
referring to the property using `self.property` works as expected