Only check tags expected to have types for no-undefined-types and valid-types
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… have types (as with `check-types`) or, for `valid-types`, tags expected to have types or namepaths - Docs: For `valid-types`, indicate this grouping of name(path) defining vs. pointing tags
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no-undefined-types, only check tags expected to have types (as withcheck-types) or, forvalid-types, tags expected to have types or namepathsvalid-types, indicate this grouping of name(path) defining vs. pointing tagsFixes part of #233.