Use 'Any?' instead of throwing NPE when calculating star projection type

It's a quite hacky solution, but the choice seems to be conservative, so these types can be refined later

 #KT-9597 Fixed

compiler/testData/diagnostics/tests/generics/starProjections/invalid.kt

@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+// !CHECK_TYPE
+// !DIAGNOSTICS: -UNUSED_PARAMETER
+// FILE: main.kt
+class Inv<T>(val x: T)
+
+class A<T : Inv<in T>> {
+    fun foo(): T = null!!
+}
+
+class Inv2<<!FINITE_BOUNDS_VIOLATION!>T : Inv2<in T><!>>(val x: T)
+
+fun main(a: A<*>, j: JavaClass<*>, i2: Inv2<*>) {
+    // Probably it's too restrictive to suppose star projection type here as Any?,
+    // but looks like we can refine it later
+    a.foo() checkType { _<Any?>() }
+    j.foo() checkType { _<Any?>() }
+    i2.x checkType { _<Any?>() }
+
+    j.<!MEMBER_PROJECTED_OUT!>bar<!>(1, 2, Any())
+}
+
+// FILE: JavaClass.java
+public class JavaClass<T extends JavaClass<? super T>> {
+    public void bar(T... x) {}
+    public T foo() {}
+}