Bring back ambiguity filter when we report an implicit not found error#20368
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This reverts one part of scala#20261. When we fail with both an ambiguity on one implicit argument and another error on another argument we prefer the other error. I added a comment why this is needed. Fixes scala#20344
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This reverts one part of #20261. When we fail with both an ambiguity on one implicit argument and another error on another argument we prefer the other error. I added a comment why this is needed.
Fixes #20344