Cursor's Tab Completion Keeps Auto-Importing Duplicate React Hooks

I've been fighting this specific annoyance for the last two days and I'm running out of ideas. I'm using Cursor 0.47 on a medium-sized React TypeScript monorepo. Every time I type `use` for a custom hook from our internal UI library, the Tab Completion feature aggressively auto-imports it, but it creates a new import path if the one already exists in the file, resulting in duplicate identifiers that break the build. It doesn't matter if I configure the `.cursorrules` to explicitly say 'reuse existing imports' or 'do not create duplicate imports.' The LLM just ignores the instruction when it's generating the inline tab suggestion. It works fine if I force it to use the Cmd+K chat interface, but that kills my flow. I've tried clearing the cache, reinstalling, and even switching to a smaller model like the 7B variant, but the behavior persists. I suspect the context window is getting cluttered with too many similar file structures, causing the model to hallucinate that a new import is needed rather than recognizing the existing one. Has anyone found a specific prompt engineering trick or a setting in the config file that actually forces the completion engine to check for existing namespace collisions before inserting code? I'm considering switching back to Copilot, but I really prefer Cursor's multi-file awareness. Any workarounds or known fixes would be appreciated.