Getting 'Untyped decorator makes function "*" untyped' when using decorator inside a function

Sorry for the long title! I found a small issue when using disallow-untyped-decorators and while having a decorated function inside another function, here's the reproduction:

https://mypy-play.net/?mypy=latest&python=3.9&flags=disallow-untyped-decorators&gist=315f6ee827fbb1373b854cd317ee5882

from typing import Callable

def mydeco(f: Callable) -> Callable:
    return f

# Failing case

def something():
    class Query:
        @mydeco
        def search(self, input: str) -> str:
            return input

    reveal_type(Query.search)

# Failing case

def something():
    @mydeco
    def example() -> str:
        return "str"
        
    reveal_type(example)

# Ok case

class Query:
    @mydeco
    def search(self, input: str) -> str:
        return input
        
reveal_type(Query.search)

# Ok case

@mydeco
def example() -> str:
    return "str"
    
reveal_type(example)

I guess this is not a big deal since we don't normall define functions inside functions, but I got this issue while writing some tests and it'd be nice to get it fixed 😊

Start with the linked mypy-play reproduction and compare decorator handling for functions defined at module scope versus inside another function or class. Trace the type-checking path for nested decorated definitions; done means the reproduction no longer reports an untyped decorator and the reveal_type results remain appropriately typed.