Tapioca doesn't import hand written signatures from the `stripe` gem

hola 👋,

Stripe just released their v14 of their SDK, and it ships with generated RBI definitions https://github.com/stripe/stripe-ruby/tree/master/rbi/stripe

But there is a problem:

when you run bundle exec tapioca gem stripe, you get the following output

  # source://stripe//lib/stripe/resources/v2/event.rb#13
  class Stripe::V2::Event::Reason < ::Stripe::StripeObject
    # source://stripe//lib/stripe/resources/v2/event.rb#23
    def request; end
    # source://stripe//lib/stripe/resources/v2/event.rb#21
    def type; end
  end

which contains no type definition for either request or type, when the original RBI file does include them:

see https://github.com/stripe/stripe-ruby/blob/5ce725ae222219a0ebc3d8f1140644e25fc9f740/rbi/stripe/resources/v2/event.rbi#L9

As a library author, how I got around this limitation is that I inserted a snippet at the beginning of my gem, such that when "required" under tapioca, it bails out of the introspection.

see https://github.com/orbcorp/orb-ruby/blob/d109a878d3a85e263521dab7ae604eaf63b81f54/lib/orb.rb#L21

Is there a less hacky way to work around this particular issue?

Start by comparing the generated output for stripe with the handwritten signatures in rbi/stripe/resources/v2/event.rbi, focusing on request and type. Read the workaround in orb.rb to understand how it avoids introspection, then identify the expected import behavior and verify that the generated RBI preserves those signatures.