Add ServiceProviderInterface annotation

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@ServiceProviderInterface would be a simplified version of @ServiceDefinition with less options and better defaults.

Current issues:

• #singleton and #mutability usage is confusing
• there are too many options and some of them are used only in conjunction with others
• #quantifier is the main option but is not pushed forward clearly to the user
• custom class loader is not possible
• the backend mechanism is not flexible
• some default values are not ideal
• some combinations of options lead to invalid use cases
• the processor is difficult to test and maintain due to lot of options combination

Minimum features:

1. Quantifier
2. Custom class naming
3. Batch loading
4. Preprocessing (filtering/sorting/mapping)
5. Local caching
6. Reloading

Additional features:

7. Custom class loading
8. Thread safety
9. Lazy loading

[charphi]

Experiments available at https://github.com/nbbrd/java-service-util/tree/develop/java-service-annotation/src/test/java/experimental

[charphi]

Features so far (experiment 4):

1. One annotation per quantifier
2. Custom naming
3. Batch loading
4. Reloading
5. Custom backend
6. Fluent usage & convenient shortcut
7. Adapter for previous annotation
8. Catch unexpected exceptions during loading and report it

Next features:

9. Basic preprocessing (filtering/sorting/mapping)
10. Add specialized filter on system property
11. Annotation of third party code

Non-features:

• Advanced preprocessing
• Thread safety
• Lazy loading
• Singleton

[charphi]

Features so far (experiment 5):

Name	Description
SINGLE_ANNOTATION	Unique annotation for all quantifiers
CUSTOM_NAMING	Custom naming
BATCH_LOADING	Batch loading
NO_SERVICE_FALLBACK	Service fallback for single quantifier
CUSTOM_BACKEND	Custom backend such as NetBeans lookup
RELOADING	Reloading
ERROR_REPORTING	Error recovery and reporting
PREPROCESSING	Preprocessing: filtering, sorting, mapping
PREPROCESSING_PROPERTIES	Customize preprocessing at runtime
RETRIEVAL	Simple and straightforward retrieval
FLUENT_USAGE	Fluent usage of builder
CONVENIENT_SHORTCUTS	Convenient shortcuts for common use cases

Next features:

• Annotation of third party code
• Annotation persistence

Non-features:

• Advanced preprocessing
• Thread safety
• Lazy loading
• Caching
• Singleton
• Adapter for previous annotation