Expose `Any`, `object`, `Collection`, `Mapping`, `Sequence` if type checking is enabled Until now, we only exposed type constructor symbols only if they had a pre-existing non-type value (e.g. we exposed `list` and `None` because they already had values outside type syntax). Now, user .bzl code can also use the new abstract types. Working towards #27370 PiperOrigin-RevId: 961092564 Change-Id: I44e7ddc0dc73d9f61e43f84588ca0c9ece4f2159
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