ISSUE: Cameo 2026xHF2: SysMLv2 Plugin: Using import without a visibility indicator fails in the textual representation editor (but should be supported with default private according to SysML2.0 spec examples)

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The following is based on SysML2.0 spec p.27 and p.28. Given:
package P1 { 
  item A; 
  item B;
  alias <C> CCC for B {
    doc /* Documentation of the alias. */
  }
  private alias D for B; 
}
The import C below fails:
package P2 {
  private import P1::A;
  private import P1::C; // Imported with name "C". 
  package Q {
    import C; // "C" is re-imported from P2 into Q. 
  }
}

The above works though in Cameo if you use private import C;.

According to the spec private 'is the default in the abstract syntax' and examples suggest that using a visibility declaration should be optional.

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