[BUG] Endless loop while compile

[PhoenixmitX]

Describe the bug
When i try to compile the following code i get an infinite build loop.
Looks like this in the build console:

3c8a4595 Validate documents [Done]
61e7cad1 Building [Done]
45f4bbe0 Validate documents [Done]
bea75a86 Building [Done]
5aabff5f Publish Diagnostics [Done]
6696590e Building [Done]
7174362f Validate documents [Done]
a047644d Publish Diagnostics [Done]
6b2c49a3 Building [Done]

To Reproduce
Try to compile this code:

@ExtensionMethod({LombokEndlessLoop.Extensions.class})
public class LombokEndlessLoop {

  public void compileEndlessLoop() {
    // endless loop
    // "".ifNotNull(String::toString).ifNotNull(System.out::println);
  }
  
  @UtilityClass
  public static class Extensions {
    
    public static <T, R> R ifNotNull(T t, Function<T, R> function) {
      return t != null ? function.apply(t) : null;
   }

   public static <T> void ifNotNull(T t, Consumer<T> function) {
      if (t != null) {
         function.accept(t);
      }
   }
}

After pasting the code it compiles a single time correct.
You have to make a change in the file an safe

Expected behavior
No endless loops

Version info:

• Lombok 1.18.24 (maven)
• VSCode with lombok extension and manual updated lombok.jar since the extension is outdated
• javac 18.0.1
• maven.compiler.source 17
• maven.compiler.target 17

[Rawi01]

This also fails if you try to call the extension method by hand because the method is ambiguous. The loop happens because lombok is unable to find a matching method, it simply picks the first method that has the same name and a matching first parameter.
For eclipse it also checks the argument types and add an error message if it does not match. It does not try to find a better match. In javac this will usually work as long as both extension methods are in the same class because it runs before the compiler resolves the methods. If the right method is in a different class it will still fail.

[rspilker]

This is part of the latest edge release, all feedback is welcome.