Fix false positive ClassInitializationDeadlock on .class access
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Accessing the class field does not initialize a class. There are operations one can invoke upon the class object which will initialize the class, but those are relatively rare and out of scope for this check.
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Before this PR
False positive preventing baseline upgrades in sls-packaging: palantir/sls-packaging#1062
After this PR
Accessing the class field does not initialize a class.
==COMMIT_MSG==
Fix false positive ClassInitializationDeadlock on
.classaccess==COMMIT_MSG==
Possible downsides?
There are operations one can invoke upon the
Classobject which will initializethe referenced class, but those are relatively rare and out of scope for this check.