"name" vs "alias" in datatype table

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Page: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/16/datatype.html
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I think there could be some clarification of what is a "name" vs. "alias" on
the datatypes table. Right now, what's in the "Aliases" column is sometimes
postgres's internal type (e.g. `pg_catalog.int4`), and sometimes the "pretty
name", (e.g. `integer`).

How about if this table was laid out still as one row per type, but the
columns were "Names" (plural) and "Internal Name" (singular). Names would
contain both "int" and "integer" (neither of which appear in `pg_type`) and
"Internal Name" would contain "pg_catalog.int4", the "real" name. Then you
could also include arrays here, so that `text[]` would appear in the names
column and `pg_catalog._text` would appear in the "Internal Name" column.