Error: Definition of model property is missing `type` when circularly referenced with @property()

Steps to reproduce

Create new lb4 app, then:

Create model Foo

@model()
export class Foo {

  @property()
  name?: string;

  @property({type: Bar})
  bar?: Bar;

  constructor(data?: Partial<Foo>) {
  }
}

Create model Bar

@model()
export class Bar {

  @property()
  name?: string;

  @property({type: Foo})
  foo?: Foo;

  constructor(data?: Partial<Bar>) {
  }
}

Start the application.

Current Behavior

Cannot start the application. Error: The definition of model property Foo.bar is missing type field and TypeScript did not provide any design-time type. Learn more at https://loopback.io/doc/en/lb4/Error-codes.html#cannot_infer_property_type

Expected Behavior

Should start, as it does when having self referenced model, like e.g.:

@model()
export class Baz {

  @property()
  name?: string;

  @property({type: Baz})
  baz?: Baz;

  constructor(data?: Partial<Baz>) {
  }
}

Link to reproduction sandbox

https://github.com/joschne/loopback-next/tree/my-issue-1

Additional information

darwin x64 12.8.1
@loopback/example-todo@3.11.0 /Users/admin/Code/Playground/bugs/loopback-next/examples/todo
├── UNMET DEPENDENCY @loopback/boot@^3.4.0
├── UNMET DEPENDENCY @loopback/core@^2.16.0
├── UNMET DEPENDENCY @loopback/repository@^3.6.0
├── UNMET DEPENDENCY @loopback/rest@^9.3.0
├── UNMET DEPENDENCY @loopback/rest-explorer@^3.3.0
├── UNMET DEPENDENCY @loopback/service-proxy@^3.2.0
├── loopback-connector-rest@4.0.1
npm ERR! missing: @loopback/boot@^3.4.0, required by @loopback/example-todo@3.11.0
npm ERR! missing: @loopback/core@^2.16.0, required by @loopback/example-todo@3.11.0
npm ERR! missing: @loopback/repository@^3.6.0, required by @loopback/example-todo@3.11.0
npm ERR! missing: @loopback/rest@^9.3.0, required by @loopback/example-todo@3.11.0
npm ERR! missing: @loopback/rest-explorer@^3.3.0, required by @loopback/example-todo@3.11.0
npm ERR! missing: @loopback/service-proxy@^3.2.0, required by @loopback/example-todo@3.11.0

Related Issues

Start by reproducing the error when the application starts with the Foo and Bar models from the issue, using the linked reproduction sandbox. Trace model property type inference for the circular @property() references; done means the application starts and the Foo/Bar case behaves like the self-referenced Baz example.