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This reverts commit 273d8fc53ccbcf0e5e9b3a74489e8ebf8220b546.
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Until recently, we'd 'resolve' LUB (compound) types in val constructs by just taking the first one in the line of interfaces. The problem is, different versions of different compilers use different orderings. In an earlier commit, the eclipse impl gained a new algorithm that is more stable, e.g. by sorting on alphabet. now the javac side has the same algorithm.
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... when running javac tests
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apparently on windows symlinking requires admin rights because ?????
This can be fixed with an explicit update to group policies, which I
can't assume anybody working on lombok is going to actually do.
/bin/ln in msysgit just copies (interesting choice). I could write a mechanism
that tries /bin/ln and if not there, try <copy> instead, either in the build scripts
or in ivyplusplus, but that's way too much effort to avoid a 2MB copy. So,
for now, we just copy... if more symlinking is to be done later, we'll revisit, though.
copying is such a silly waste of time, slowing down the build for no reason.
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due to an invalid reference from src/utils to src/core.
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