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👋 Hey,

I was using SwiftGen for strings and I realized that there is a bug when having a string key containing type as a keyword such as this one dashboard.item.type.item. It creates a enum `Type` but for some reason that seems to come from a Swift bug, it's not usable with L10n.Dashboard.Item.`Type`.item as it ends up with a compiler error.

To fix that, I added a condition in the structured-swift5.stencil so the type keyword is handled as a number would be. That way we would have enum _Type instead which works as expected. With this fix, we would have to use the previous example this way L10n.Dashboard.Item._Type.item.

I know this might not seem like the best solution, but as it seems to be a Swift bug, I don't think we have another option.