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In case we have a fallback from language `abc` to `xyz`, and someone tries to access a label in `abc` we will always track label usages for both `abc` and `xyz`, even if there is a `abc` label. We should only record label usages that are actually relevant (`abc` in this case)

In case we have a fallback from language `abc` to `xyz`, and someone tries to access a label in `abc` we will always track label usages for both `abc` and `xyz`, even if there is a `abc` label. We should only record label usages that are actually relevant (`abc` in this case).

In case we have a fallback from language `abc` to `xyz`, and someone tries to access a label in `abc` we will always track label usages for both `abc` and `xyz`, even if there is a `abc` label. We should only record label usages that are actually relevant (`abc` in this case).