Expose granularity_free_qualified_name on StructuredLinkableSpecName
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granularity_free_qualified_name on StructuredLinkableSpecName
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Description
Sometimes in the API we need to parse a qualified name into its
time_granularityand itsname. For thename, we want to include entity links, not just theelement_name. Currently,StructuredLinkableSpecNameonly supports parsingelement_name,entity_links, andtime_granularity. Adding this here to ensure we always use the same logic to get the qualified name without granularity.