Fix incremental caller loss after re-exported symbol rename - #1062
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An incremental update after renaming an exported TypeScript function can lose callers in unchanged files that import through a re-export. The dependency walk finds those files, but the content-hash shortcut skips reparsing them, leaving edges pointed at the old symbol identity. A full rebuild finds all three callers; the incremental update finds only one.
Invalidate the discovered dependents when the seed file actually changed, while retaining the no-op shortcut for duplicate notifications. Reuse the hash read so parse-stage snapshot coherence is preserved.
Validation: the new synthetic rename/re-export regression fails on v2.3.9 and passes with this patch; all 140 incremental tests pass, including snapshot-race coverage. No application source is included.