use Value meaning as a filter when resolving names to prevent skipping other value in favor of block-scoped variables

tests/baselines/reference/letConstMatchingParameterNames.js

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+//// [letConstMatchingParameterNames.ts]
+let parent = true;
+const parent2 = true;
+declare function use(a: any);
+
+function a() {
+    
+    let parent = 1;
+    const parent2 = 2;
+
+    function b(parent: string, parent2: number) {
+        use(parent);
+        use(parent2);
+    }
+}
+
+
+//// [letConstMatchingParameterNames.js]
+var parent = true;
+var parent2 = true;
+function a() {
+    var _parent = 1;
+    var _parent2 = 2;
+    function b(parent, parent2) {
+        use(parent);
+        use(parent2);
+    }
+}

tests/baselines/reference/letConstMatchingParameterNames.types

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+=== tests/cases/compiler/letConstMatchingParameterNames.ts ===
+let parent = true;
+>parent : boolean
+
+const parent2 = true;
+>parent2 : boolean
+
+declare function use(a: any);
+>use : (a: any) => any
+>a : any
+
+function a() {
+>a : () => void
+    
+    let parent = 1;
+>parent : number
+
+    const parent2 = 2;
+>parent2 : number
+
+    function b(parent: string, parent2: number) {
+>b : (parent: string, parent2: number) => void
+>parent : string
+>parent2 : number
+
+        use(parent);
+>use(parent) : any
+>use : (a: any) => any
+>parent : string
+
+        use(parent2);
+>use(parent2) : any
+>use : (a: any) => any
+>parent2 : number
+    }
+}
+

tests/cases/compiler/letConstMatchingParameterNames.ts

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+// @target: es5
+let parent = true;
+const parent2 = true;
+declare function use(a: any);
+
+function a() {
+    
+    let parent = 1;
+    const parent2 = 2;
+
+    function b(parent: string, parent2: number) {
+        use(parent);
+        use(parent2);
+    }
+}