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Since PR 154149, when one item is glob-imported into a module twice with different visibilities, the first-arrived declaration stays in the resolution slot and the most visible declaration of the ambiguous glob set is only recorded in `ambiguity_vis_max`. `DeclData::vis()` returns the max, so name resolution, metadata reexports and `cross_crate_inlinable` export the item at the maximum visibility, but `set_bindings_effective_visibilities` walked only the slot-resident declaration's reexport chain. When the restricted route arrives first, the definition's effective visibility caps at the restricted visibility while the item is still exported: spurious dead_code, the item missing from reachable_set, should_encode_mir returning false, and downstream crates failing with "missing optimized MIR" (a 1.96.1 -> 1.97.0 stable-to-stable regression). Generalize the one-level `ambiguity_vis_max` update that PR 154149 added in `update_import` (to keep the most visible import from being reported as unused) into a walk of that declaration's whole reexport chain: extract the chain walk into `update_decl_chain` and recurse into `ambiguity_vis_max` at every hop, so the most visible declaration drives the effective visibility of everything on its route, including the final definition. Updates are monotone, so the dual walk is order-independent. The `ambiguous_import_visibilities` lint and the PR 156284 diagnostic suppression are untouched.