Skip FinalClass when class has anonymous inner subclasses#886
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A class with only private constructors can still be subclassed from within its own body via anonymous classes. Making such a class `final` produces uncompilable code. Fixes #885
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Summary
FinalClasswas incorrectly addingfinalto classes whose private constructors are used from anonymous inner subclasses defined within the class body, producing uncompilable code.The visitor now records the supertype of any anonymous class as a type that must not be finalized, mirroring how named subclass supertypes are already excluded.
Fixes FinalClass adds final to classes with anonymous inner subclasses when all constructors are private #885
Test plan
./gradlew test --tests FinalClassTest(newdoNotFinalizeClassWithAnonymousSubclassplus existing scenarios)