Prevent KAPT from logging errors when compiling modules without entry points. #2453
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Prevent KAPT from logging errors when compiling modules without entry points.
When Hilt Android is run on a module that contains no entry points, KAPT will log an error about
disableAndroidSuperclassValidationnot being a support option. This is because the Hilt Gradle plugin will add this option when applied but if no entry points exists, no processor actually accepts that option.With this fix, all Hilt processors accept these options (though they are unused). This will prevent KAPT from logging these warnings in most cases.
It is still possible for warnings to be logged, for example if the Hilt plugin is applied, but Hilt isn't used but for those cases the user can simply skip applying the plugin.
Fixes #2040
Closes #2372
RELNOTES="Reduce the possibility of KAPT logging warnings due to no processor supporting
disableAndroidSuperclassValidationwhen no Android entry points are in the source module."