There are some cases (superclasses, overridden methods, and so on) where
external dependencies generation can require additional external
dependencies.
We cannot create kapt configurations in `KotlinGradleSubplugin.apply`,
because `apply` is invoked after a script is evaluated, so user cannot
refer to kapt configurations in script.
We cannot call `apply` before script's evaluation, because
then we might not be able to determine
if a Gradle plugin corresponding to a subplugin is appled.
For example in case of the following script:
```
apply plugin: "kotlin"
apply plugin: "kotlin-kapt"
```
subplugin's apply will exit early because Gradle plugin "kotlin-kapt"
is not applied yet, when "kotlin"'s apply is evaluated.
Actually source element for DEFAULT_IMPL_DELEGATION_TO_SUPERINTERFACE_DEFAULT_IMPL
was always null cause descriptor was copies with new kind=DECLARATION.
That causes element recalculation in DiagnosticFactory:
element = data.classOrigin.element
So DEFAULT_IMPL_DELEGATION_TO_SUPERINTERFACE_DEFAULT_IMPL is added to EXTERNAL_SOURCES_KINDS
we should use `sourcePsi` instead of `psi` for parents matching, because light `psi` will not be tested, and it is not enough to store only PSI as map key to match parent consistency, because some different UElements could have same sourcePsi.
since it causes numerous classloading issues. Using the wrapping types
and reload them in the proper context when needed.
Note: this version supports only classes, but the wrapping type could
be extended to support other types in the future.
+ numerous fixes related to proper loading and handling of the templates.
Cache base module infos from idea model until next root modification
Calculate platform specific module infos (see PlatformModuleInfo)
on demand based on cached module infos from idea model
#KT-24144 Fixed
because source-based LightAnnotations produces annotation values from arguments in sources even when they are invalid as parameters. Thus they could be inconsistenct with "compiled" ones and it is not an error.
Dmitry Petrov