"Ambiguous" imports collide with object definitions

[travisbrown]

minimized code

object foo
object bar

import foo._, bar._

object eq

expectation

This should compile, but instead it fails with this error:

-- [E049] Reference Error: eq.scala:6:0 ----------------------------------------
6 |object eq
  |^
  |Reference to eq is ambiguous
  |it is both imported by import foo._
  |and imported subsequently by import bar._

Explanation
===========
The compiler can't decide which of the possible choices you
are referencing with eq.
Note:
- Definitions take precedence over imports
- Named imports take precedence over wildcard imports
- You may replace a name when imported using
  import scala.{ eq => eqTick }

The same things happen if instead of eq you have a definition explicitly defined on the objects.

If you only have a single eq method import, it compiles just fine. If you replace object eq with trait eq it's also fine.