FIR IDE: run FIR highlighting test on all test data

Similarly to FIR diagnostic tests. This commit enable all available test
data and check the reported error messages by FIR. This helps identify
some issues in formatting of FIR diagnostics.

The changes on the test file are mechanically generated. Failed tests
are disabled with `// IGNORE_FIR` and are re-enabled in the second
commit.

idea/testData/checker/ResolveToJava.fir.kt

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+import java.*
+import java.util.*
+import utils.*
+
+import java.io.PrintStream
+import java.lang.Comparable as Com
+
+fun <T> checkSubtype(t: T) = t
+
+val l : MutableList<in Int> = ArrayList<Int>()
+
+fun test(l : List<Int>) {
+  val x : <error descr="[UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE] Unresolved reference: java.List">java.List</error>
+  val y : List<Int>
+  val b : java.lang.Object
+  val a : java.util.List<Int>
+  val z : <error descr="[UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE] Unresolved reference: java.utils.List<R|kotlin/Int|>">java.utils.List<Int></error>
+
+  val f : java.io.File? = null
+
+  Collections.<error descr="[UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE] Unresolved reference: emptyList">emptyList</error>
+  Collections.<error descr="[UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE] Unresolved reference: emptyList">emptyList</error><Int>
+  Collections.emptyList<Int>()
+  Collections.emptyList()
+
+  checkSubtype<Set<Int>?>(Collections.singleton<Int>(1))
+  Collections.<error descr="[INAPPLICABLE_CANDIDATE] Inapplicable candidate(s): java/util/Collections.singleton">singleton</error><Int>(1.0)
+
+  List<Int>
+
+
+  val o = "sdf" as Object
+
+  try {
+    // ...
+  }
+  catch(e: Throwable) {
+    System.out.println(e.message)
+  }
+
+  PrintStream("sdf")
+
+  val c : Com<Int>? = null
+
+  checkSubtype<java.lang.Comparable<Int>?>(c)
+
+//  Collections.sort<Integer>(ArrayList<Integer>())
+}