base: cvd: cuttlefish: Fix name resolution collision for Flag return type in FlagValue - #3003
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…type in FlagValue Qualify the return type `Flag` with `cuttlefish::Flag` in `FlagValue::Flag()` to prevent the compiler from interpreting the return type as the member function name itself during name lookup. Signed-off-by: Ying-Chun Liu (PaulLiu) <liupa@google.com>
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Qualify the return type
Flagwithcuttlefish::FlaginFlagValue::Flag()to prevent the compiler from interpreting the return type as the member function name itself during name lookup.