[java] Make ClassLiteral not an ASTLiteral#1857
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Ok, so ASTLiteral is now what JLS calls "Lexical Literals" and class literal is separate. 👍
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It was a deviation from the JLS, and actually weakened the ASTLiteral abstraction, for nothing in return. Now we can be sure, that an ASTLiteral corresponds to lexical literals in the JLS, ie they're always represented by exactly one token.