RSRP-437913: Code Style: Use CRL type name for member access, alias for declaration

In ReSharper 9.1, new option raised to use either Keyword or CRL type name for referencing built-in types.

As I stated in discussion https://devnet.jetbrains.com/thread/461833, I would like to see advanced option which will allow me to use CLR type name whenever I access static member on that class (therefore using CLR type name), but for declaring variables and arguments, use alias.

/// <remarks>Ugly example</remarks>
public string GetProductName(string leName)
{
    // using alias
    string newName;

    // using CLR name - accessing method
    if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(leName))
    {
        // using CLR name - accessing static member
        newName = String.Empty;
    }

    return newName.Trim();
}

Original feature request (probably) from #RSRP-5662

Why I made this ticket, rules are:

• prefer using aliases for built-in types (int, bool, float, string, ...)
  
• class name is always PascalCase
  
• methods are on classes, not aliases (for me, I don't accept argument that "it is just alias to class")

Current option implemented in 9.1 does allow me only one of the option at same time (or I haven't find how to change that behavior, unless turning it off completely)