MP-7604: Fix false positives for Kotlin default impls in ENABLE mode - #1569
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Fixes the remaining part of https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/MP-7604/Plugin-verifier-violations-for-Kotlin-2.2.0-default-impls.
A previous fix (#1405) handled the case of invocations of the compiler-generated $DefaultImpls class.
This fix handles the remaining case, where in ENABLE mode, the compiler adds methods to implementing classes that don't override the interface's default method themselves. Those methods would then be reported as overriding or invoking an @Internal/@Deprecated/@Experimental/@NonExtendable interface method. Here we add a way to recognize such methods and prevent them from being reported.