Clarify specification for “context.name” for private vs public elements.

[theengineear]

The babel transpiler I’m using appears to always return a string here (even for private elements). When I looked back at this proposal, it felt like there was potentially room for interpretation!

This attempts to make two things more explicit:

1. If the element is private, context.name returns a Symbol, not a String.
2. And, if the element is private context.name.description is a #-prefixed string mirroring the name provided by the developer.

class Example {
  @decorator
  accessor #field;  // Expected: context.name = Symbol('#field')
                    // ✗ Babel:  context.name = '#field'

  @decorator
  accessor field;   // Expected: context.name = 'field'
                    // ✔ Babel:  context.name = 'field'
}

[theengineear]

Feel free to close this, I found myself trying to write an issue for this… but it felt much easier to ask this question over code. I wanted to clarify the intent here first before potentially opening an issue in the babel transpiler (if this is even something that can be accomplished via transpilation). Thanks for taking a look and apologies for the noise I’ve been making!