Signed-off-by: Anze Sodja <anze.36@gmail.com>

TODO:
* Cleanup

What was done:
* Fix groovy tests
* Save compiler output to WorkResulit
* Optimize constant dependent traversel by recognizing "public" and "private" constant references

Signed-off-by: Anze Sodja <anze.36@gmail.com>

Signed-off-by: Anze Sodja <anze.36@gmail.com>

Signed-off-by: Anze Sodja <anze.36@gmail.com>

This commit makes sure to use `IntSet` during incremental Java compilation
instead of `Set<Integer>`. IntSets are already used in parts of the code
which are executed in the daemon, but it wasn't the case for  code executed
in a compiler daemon. To make this possible the fastutil library is now
exported to workers which require the Java compiler.

…tant dependents caches

Due to Constants analysis changes GroovySourceIncrementalCompilationIntegrationTest failed.
Additionally the cache for constant dependents in ClassSetAnalysis was removed, since
currently there is no indication that it would be beneficial for performance.

Signed-off-by: Anze Sodja <anze.36@gmail.com>

Some files were refactored unintentionally while cleaning Constant analysis implementation, this fixes it

Signed-off-by: Anze Sodja <anze.36@gmail.com>

This commit temporarily disables performance tests which use the
large monolithic java project template. This is because constant
analysis introduces a regression in those tests which happens
because we do more things during compilation but the project template
isn't realistic enough to show the performance improvement in
incremental compilation (in particular, performance templates do
not generate any kind of constants in this case).

This isn't quite accurate (more tests are likely to be flaky) but
this should give us best chance to pass on `master` before we
rebaseline performance tests.

This reverts commit 42aa504.

Revert "Remove duplicate Ignore"

This reverts commit f0b8d2a.

Revert "Temporarily ignore performance tests"

This reverts commit 9c27945.