Disable checking of contracts.#183
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We've historically accomplished this with `-AsuppressWarnings`, but this CL's solution may be more general. Also, it avoids running some code entirely, which saves us from having to keep that code updated for the very new JDKs that we run with. (It might also help performance if we're lucky, and maybe it moves us a step closer to not needing JavaParser (though that may be on the way out, anyway).)
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We've historically accomplished this with
-AsuppressWarnings, but thisCL's solution may be more general. Also, it avoids running some code
entirely, which saves us from having to keep that code updated for the
very new JDKs that we run with. (It might also help performance if we're
lucky, and maybe it moves us a step closer to not needing JavaParser
(though that may be on the way out, anyway).)