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Summary:
A Swift enum case can not have the same name as the associated type it holds. For example:
public enum item {
	case Group (Group)
}

Steps to Reproduce:
1. In a playground define a new enum called testEnum ( enum testEnum { } )
2. give the enum a case called String and an associated type of String. ( case String (String) )
3. Notice that you will get an error from the compiler  ‘ Use of undeclared type ‘String’ ‘

Expected Results:
I expect to be allow to name a case based on type. In some cases an enum can serve as a type wrapper where you are using cases to determine the type it is holding, and it would be nice to name the cases accordingly.

Actual Results:
Error from compiler, name of enum is hiding the type.

Regression:
unknown.

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