The IRS does not expect to see a 1098-T from you since you don't qualify. They do not expect to see a 1099-Q from you because you used it all on qualified education expenses (although they could audit you and ask you to prove it. So it doesn't matter whether those forms are there or not.
If she claimed herself she would get her withholding back and that would be it anyway. So it makes no difference to her return.
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