Correctly ignore nested deprecation warnings#13513
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Resolves #13507
This is a very basic implementation to ignore warnigs when calling a deprecated method directly within the body of another deprecated method.
It covers the most common use case.
A more sophisticated approach would take other deprecation scopes into account as well (for example, ignore any deprecation warnings from within a deprecated type). But that requires more complex changes and we're getting already most of the way with this basic implementation.