Use the javac element to get the @BindsInstance parameter name. #3056
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Use the javac element to get the @BindsInstance parameter name.
This CL fixes an issue where the parameter name for a ComponentRequirement causes a cache-miss for that requirement. This occurs because one ComponentRequirement uses the name from JavacMethodParameter.getName() which pulls the original parameter name from the KotlinMetadata, and the other uses VariableElement.getSimpleName() which may match the original parameter in some cases but may be "arg0" if the name comes from a precompiled class. This difference in name causes the cache miss.
I'll need to look into if this is something we should fix on the XProcessing side, e.g. have the user explicitly choose if they want to use the name from the kotlin metadata.
Fixes #2997
Fixes #3032
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