Reinier Zwitserloot
0338705929
This reverts commit 04c9755b39.
The nature of the fix is to simply scan the TypeMirror for 'lombok shenanigans'; if it finds them, the type is not complete; if there are none, the type is.
This fundamentally does not work - lombok shenanigans may remain even if lombok is done (`@lombok.NonNull` for example), and lombok shenanigans don't just appear as annotations on the type; they can appear in many forms: Annotations on local var decls, or even method calls to `Lombok.safeDeNull` or whatnot. safeDenull is made up, but we might add it someday. `@Getter` on a field isn't though, and suffers from the same problem.
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