Nested Generator Naming

[dan-fritchman]

Example:

@h.paramclass 
class InnerParams:
  n = h.Param(dtype=int)
  bazillions_of_other_complicated_params = ... 

@h.generator
def Inner(p: InnerParams) -> h.Module:
  ...

@h.paramclass 
class OuterParams:
  n = h.Param(dtype=int)
  # that's it, just the one 

@h.generator
def Outer(p: OuterParams) -> h.Module:
  return Inner(n=p.n, **some_source_of_those_other_params())

Running this down:

• Inner and Outer are both generators
• Outer calls Inner. They return the same Module.

What is, and what should be, the name of that module?
Currently, assuming Inner's "bazillions of complicated params" get hashed in naming, it's something like:
Inner_{HASH_VALUE}_n_{OUTER_N_VALUE}

I.e. the "suffix naming" gets added by both the calls to Inner and Outer.
That may not be ideal, especially in the cases where

• (a) We also hash Outer's parameter values. Just because that name gets long.
• (b) This nesting is applied several times over.