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Michael Zhou 42c22a8fc8 Use @GwtIncompatible to exclude files incompatible with GWT
Currently, GWT's Super Dev Mode shows "Ignored 7 units with
compilation errors in first pass". This is because the 6 files listed
in this change refer to classes / methods that are not emulated in GWT
and should be excluded from the compilation. The production build
doesn't suffer from this problem because we exclude them in
gerrit-common/BUCK.

Instead of listing them in BUCK, rely on Guava's handy
@GwtIncompatible annotation. This tells the GWT compiler to ignore the
file entirely, both in Super Dev Mode and production build.

Add "-strict" to the launch configurations of Super Dev Mode so that
developers can catch errors earlier.

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