Add ability to suppress warnings on Assisted annotations used in factory interfaces

Since the latest version 2.32 something like the following code isn’t possible to use anymore because of the change that the type and identifier combo must be unique:

interface FoobarFactory<T : ViewModel> {
    fun create(environmentId: String, wizardId: String, stepId: String): T
}

// there are multiple of such viewmodels that all use those three assisted string parameters,
// which is why FoobarFactory exists.
class FooViewModel @AssistedInject constructor(
    @Assisted environmentId: String,
    @Assisted wizardId: String,
    @Assisted stepId: String
) : ... {
    @AssistedFactory
    interface Factory : FoobarFactory<FooViewModel>
}

I did try several ways to make this code compatible with 2.32 by e.g. changing @Assisted in the viewmodel to @Assisted("parametername") and also adding @Assisted("parametername") to the ‘template’ interface (FoobarFactory) but essentially just this worked (in addition to adding the qualifier to the viewmodel argument of course):

class FooViewModel ... {
    @AssistedFactory
    interface Factory : FoobarFactory<FooViewModel> {
        override fun create(
            @Assisted("environmentId") environmentId: String,
            @Assisted("wizardId") wizardId: String,
            @Assisted("stepId") stepId: String
        ): FooViewModel
    }
}

As I have multiple of these FooViewModel factories I’d prefer to not have to duplicate and override the function several times.

[z3ntu]

So this didn’t work:

// plain interface, no @AssistedFactory
interface FoobarFactory<T : ViewModel> {
    fun create(@Assisted("environmentId") environmentId: String, @Assisted("wizardId") wizardId: String, @Assisted("stepId") stepId: String): T
}

and then inheriting from that interface like this without declaring the function there

    @AssistedFactory
    interface Factory : FoobarFactory<FooViewModel>

[z3ntu]

Should be fine. It’s quite a niche use case that I have, so explicitly saying “yes I want to really do this” is probably a nice option.