Can I use a thin version of my title to include in the library?

Question

What I mean, my real header file might look like this:

#include "some_internal_class.h"

class MyLibrary {
    Type private_member;

    void private_function();
public:

    MyLibrary();
    void function_to_be_called_by_library_users();
};

Now I want to create a dynamic library containing all the necessary definitions. and I want to send one header with it instead of sending every single header that I have in my library.

So, I thought I could create a thin version of my header like this:

class MyLibrary {
public:     
    MyLibrary();
    void function_to_be_called_by_library_users();
};

Are headlines just ads anyway? they are never passed to the compiler. And I announced that the user will use.

Is it possible? If not, why not?

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