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Yeah, without strategic typedefs or type aliases qualified names can get a "bit" long.
Sadly this won't help if the long return type is before the function name though.
There are no guidelines when to use pre/post types (in Bjarne & Herbs guidelines) so post types are mostly used when they depend on types deduced from parameters. In other words most returns are still in front of the name, so the same problem happens, but more often, and this won't fix the problem.
Be nice to find a universal solution though.
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