[gazelle]: Fix missed Java deps from static calls on bare class names#435
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Gazelle was missing valid Java dependencies when static methods were called on bare class identifiers, especially in same-package references and imported acronym-style types like `UUID`. This caused underreported `usedTypes`, which can lead to incorrect dependency inference. This change closes that gap so dependency detection better matches real Java usage patterns and avoids silently dropping required deps in common static-call code paths.
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Gazelle was missing valid Java dependencies when static methods were called on bare class identifiers, especially in same-package references and imported acronym-style types like
UUID. This caused underreportedusedTypes, which can lead to incorrect dependency inference.This change closes that gap so dependency detection better matches real Java usage patterns and avoids silently dropping required deps in common static-call code paths.