They are important for overridability rules, so can't be just ignored.
Some arguments are still different on different platforms, so
commonized version is a bit strange.
But the only important part is selector, which should be same on
all platforms.
^KT-57588
Those assertions are not necessary anymore, since the commonizer is not
expected to produce any new "actuals" per given expect.
The IDE is supposed to analyze leaf source sets against the original
platform libraries.
- Reduce usage of 'isUnderStandardKotlinPackages' check in commonizer source code
- Rely on common module dependencies supplied via commonizer Parameters which not only
Kotlin standard library but may also include common fragments of other libraries
1. All functions marked with @Deprecated from Kotlin/Native platform libraries
have DeprecationLevel.ERROR, and therefore practically can not be used by
a developer in their code. So, it does not make sence to keep such
declarations in commonized libraries.
2. Commonization of such functions would also require commonization of
annotations with nested annotations as const values (ex:
@Deprecated(level = DeprecationLevel.ERROR), where both @Deprecated
and DeprecationLevel are annotation classes). This is not implemented yet.
Pavel Kunyavskiy