How to avoid duplication in VSCode intellisense when exporting defaults?

I have a directory structure like so:

• lib/assets/thing/index.ts
• lib/assets/thing/stuff/A.svelte
• lib/assets/thing/stuff/B.svelte
• lib/assets/thing/stuff/C.svelte
• lib/assets/thing/stuff/D.svelte

One of these thing/stuff files is just a normal component with markup.

In index.ts i have:

export { default as A } from './stuff/A.svelte';export { default as B } from './stuff/B.svelte';export { default as C } from './stuff/C.svelte';export { default as D } from './stuff/D.svelte';

This way from elsewhere I can import like:

import { A, B, C, D } from '$lib/assets/thing';

rather than:

import A from '$lib/assets/thing/stuff/A.svelte';import B from '$lib/assets/thing/stuff/B.svelte';// .etc

The only issue is that VSCode intellisense will show 2 results when auto-completing A, one from $lib/assets/thing and one from $lib/assets/thing/stuff/A.svelte. Without resorting to a vscode setting like typescript.preferences.autoImportFileExcludePatterns, is there a way to structure my asset folder to avoid the suggestion in the thing/stuff folder?