Java type alias fix #20
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`cabal sdist` doesn't include bench and test modules. Fixes msgpack#20 Fixes msgpack#25
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In former implementation, type alias in idl (e.g. type ids = list) is resolved when generating client code.
But it means that alias name (i.e. ids) is disappeared in client code.
I changed not to resolve alias name.
Instead alias name is realized as class (in the previous example, Ids.java will be generated).