It's necessary because after next changes,
they become different for ultra and old light classes.
The former (ultra) is more correct but it doesn't help when
we need to compare our implementation with reference
When trying to estimate if annotation entry might be resolved
to a specified fqName we should track the short name from entry itself
instead of the short name of desired annotation
There's no need to add "values"/"valueOf" methods for them
(see com.intellij.psi.impl.compiled.StubBuildingVisitor#visitMethod that ignores them too)
We already have tests that check enum entries/synthetic methods
are properly resolved in Java:
idea/testData/kotlinAndJavaChecker/javaAgainstKotlin/*Enum*
Denis Zharkov