Incorrect documentation for type aliases for `Callable`

I have the following code using a type alias (https://docs.python.org/3/library/typing.html#type-aliases):

from typing import Callable
MyType = Callable[[str], str]
"""My function type"""

Expected Behavior

I would expect to see the documentation of MyType as a type alias, including the provided doc string

Actual Behavior

• the documentation shows the type as a class
• shows the name of the type as Callable instead of MyType
• shows the inherited documentation from Callable instead of the provided docstring

Refer to https://carsten-leue.github.io/pdoc-test/pdoc_test/#pdoc_test.Callable for an example

Steps to Reproduce

Refer to this example: https://github.com/Carsten-Leue/pdoc-test/blob/master/pdoc_test/__init__.py#L13

Additional info

• pdoc version:
  0.8.3

Start with the reproduced example in pdoc_test/init.py at line 13 and compare its generated page at the linked pdoc_test.Callable URL. Trace how pdoc3 0.8.3 identifies the Callable alias, then verify that the rendered result uses MyType and its provided docstring rather than Callable's inherited documentation.