[GR-63268] Do not require negative queries for impossible class names #11240
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Removes the need to register class lookups for
Class.forNamequeries if the class name can't possibly be a Java class name. Such a name can only have the following formats:fully.qualified.ClassNamefor regular classes[Lfully.qualified.ClassName;for array typesfully.qualified.ClassName$InnerClassNamefor nested typesUnder
--exact-reachability-metadata, any class name that doesn't fit these will now throw aClassNotFoundExceptioneven if the corresponding query wasn't registered. This should reduce reachability metadata size for users doing a lot of reflective poking.