Fix symbol reference retrivial for scala.caps.Caps
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Fixes #20556
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scala.caps.Capwas changed from opaque type to class in #18463It could have lead to compiler crash when trying to reference it, eg in
tminglei/slick-pg- see Open CB logs probably by entering some unexpected paths