The bottom line is you have to explicitly bind things. You could write something that iterates all the interfaces implemented by something and binds them all - but it's a recipe non-obvious problems when it blows up because two things resolve to the same type. I tried having something called "bindPolymorphic()" for similar reasons some years ago, and it ended up being more trouble than it was worth.
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