Clean up unused code and ignored tests #1291
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As the title suggests, this PR cleans up some unused code and also removes tests that have
@Ignore
on them.It was done by applying the
unused declaration
inspection to the whole codebase and then hand-picking. Manual work was needed because simply removing all of it would have broken OSGi (because IntelliJ doesn't know aboutactivate
and such being actually used) and because not all unused code is bad per se. Stuff like*Query
classes withwith
methods, for example, and getters in general, I left as is (mostly).I hope I didn't remove too much. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I'd rather not remove useful code, but rotten code just hinders sensible refactorings and makes the code more "static" than it needs to be.