Fix issue with referencing cycle with an inline type #2602
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Change to the circularReference hook to pass a new
ReferenceCyleclass. Referencing a cycle which has a declaration in it shouldn't be a problem even if we reference an inline type in it. So this data structure helps with detecting such scenarios.