I'm using Code Connect to connect our design system components. I have a Button component that contains an Icon instance swap property. The Icon components are defined in a separate library file and each has its own Code Connect.
 Setup:
 - Main file: Contains Button component with an "Icon" instance swap property
 - Library file: Contains 2000+ Icon components, each with Code Connect published
 Icon Code Connect (published to library file):
 figma.connect(Icon, "https://figma.com/.../IconLibrary?node-id=11-15001", {
  imports: ["import IconAdd from 'my-icons/add.svg'"],
  props: {
   svg: IconAdd,
  },
  example: () => <Icon svg={IconAdd} />,
 });
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Button Code Connect (published to main file):
 figma.connect(Button, "https://figma.com/.../MainFile?node-id=295-102", {
  variant: { Icon: "Left" },
  props: {
   iconProps: figma.instance("Icon").getProps<{ svg: React.FC }>(),
  },
  example: (props) => (
   <Button icon={{ before: props.iconProps.svg }}>Button</Button>
  ),
 });
 ---
 Expected behavior:
 When selecting a Button with Icon=Left in Dev Mode, I expect:
 import IconAdd from 'my-icons/add.svg'
 <Button icon={{ before: IconAdd }}>Button</Button>
 ---
 Actual behavior:
 props.iconProps is undefined, so the output fails or shows:
 <Button icon={{ before: undefined }}>Button</Button>
 ---
 Workaround attempted:
 Using figma.instance("Icon") directly (without getProps()):
 props: {
  icon: figma.instance("Icon"),
 },
 example: (props) => (
  <Button icon={{ before: props.icon }}>Button</Button>
 ),
 Workaround output:
 <Button icon={{ before: <Icon svg={IconAdd} /> }}>Button</Button>
 This shows the nested Icon's Code Connect snippet is working, but I need just IconAdd, not the full <Icon svg={IconAdd} /> wrapper.
 ---
 Investigation:
 Using Figma MCP's get_code_connect_map, I see:
 - Icon instance inside Button: version: "component_browser", snippet: null
 - Standalone Icon in library: version: "figmadoc", snippet: "<Icon svg={IconAdd} />"
 The linked library instance appears to use component_browser instead of my published figmadoc Code Connect, which may explain why getProps() can't find the props.
 ---
 Question:
 1. Does getProps() work with linked library component instances?
 2. If yes, what configuration am I missing?
 3. If no, is there an alternative approach to extract specific props (not the full snippet) from nested library components?