Fix NoMethodError in MethodAttr#inspect for cache-loaded aliases#1747
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MethodAttr#inspectcalls@is_alias_for.namedirectly, but for a method loaded from the ri cache@is_alias_foris still the unresolved[class, singleton, name]tuple, so callinginspect(e.g.p driver.stores.first.load_method("Array", "#append")) raisesNoMethodError: undefined method 'name' for an instance of Array.This mirrors the guard
pretty_printalready uses in the same file: use the resolved object's name when available, otherwise fall back to the method name from the tuple.Closes #1737.