Error message for CREATE VIEW is confusing

Hello, PostgreSQL.

Let's assume we have created MATERIALIZED VIEW, e.g.

CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW customer_v AS SELECT ....;

Then one wants to redefine this view as a regular view, e.g.

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW customer_v AS ....;

Error is rising:
ERROR: "customer_v" is not a view
********** Error **********
ERROR: "customer_v" is not a view
SQL-state: 42809

Should we change error message to something like "customer_v" has wrong
object type" (according to errcode appendix)? Or should we change word
"view" to "regular view" since we have "materialized" already, e.g.
"customer_v" is not a regular view"?

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