Remove Java runtime classes from kotlin release. #20607
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Because we build lite and core totally separately, they can't both be depended on without producing conflicts. Our kotlin setup has been doing exactly this for a long time though, in order to share code between kotlin and kotlin-lite. Even *with* this change, it's invalid to depend on both lite and core, because they contain different builds of our boostrapped protos. However, they now share the internal `lite_runtime_only` target, which kotlin can reuse to share code. This prevents `lite` from getting linked into kotlin, allowing kt_jvm_export to properly strip out all classes from the Java runtime. Fixes #20566 PiperOrigin-RevId: 734375729
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Because we build lite and core totally separately, they can't both be depended on without producing conflicts. Our kotlin setup has been doing exactly this for a long time though, in order to share code between kotlin and kotlin-lite. Even with this change, it's invalid to depend on both lite and core, because they contain different builds of our boostrapped protos. However, they now share the internal
lite_runtime_onlytarget, which kotlin can reuse to share code.This prevents
litefrom getting linked into kotlin, allowing kt_jvm_export to properly strip out all classes from the Java runtime.Fixes #20566
PiperOrigin-RevId: 734375729