[ji] support re-reifying class hierarchy#8185
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Looks good, only note is about us making package name configurable in preparation for modularity work in JRuby 10.
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This might be a good time to select a new package name that can fit in with JPMS, or perhaps to provide a way for users to configure the package name.
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an attempt at fixing proper re-reification of Java (sub-)class hierarchy... (#8141)
this version behaves the same 99% of production uses (Java class name is kept); but when a Java class gets re-reified it will start using a versioned suffix (
@v1) for the Java class name.2 previous attempts: