Allow referencing the types of nested properties - #14
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EnumerateTypeHierarchyonly walked the interfaces and base chain of the source type, so the type of any property was never registered with the custom type provider and could not be named in an expression. This PR introduces a change toEnumerateTypeHierarchyto traverse the types of properties as well, and a guard was put in place to ensure visited types only register once, to prevent infinite recursion from types that reference each other.One caveat to this approach compared to before is that each newly visited type contributes its own base chain and interfaces, so complex types can produce a fairly deep hierarchy. It may be worth bounding the traversal by depth, or skipping certain types if size becomes a problem.
Fixes #13