Yeah, that would definitely be fine, since the default visibility is "default", which matches what you want. I'm not sure how -fvisibility=hidden works without breaking includes of external headers, since it changes the default visibility, but I'm guessing that the compiler simply differentiates between <> and "" includes, and refrains from changing the default visibility inside headers included with <>.
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