Add a switch to determine multi-module wiring order at compile time.

[SentryMan]

So the thought here is that we can directly read the requires and provides via the external provider and determine the wiring order in the generator.

Then we can generate a class like this:

public final class CompiledOrder implements ModuleOrdering {

  private final Module[] sortedModules = new Module[2];
  private static final Map<String, Integer> INDEXES =
      Map.ofEntries(
          entry("org.example.external.aspect.sub.ExampleExternalAspectModule", 0),
          entry("org.other.one.OneModule", 1));
  @Override
  public List<Module> factories() {
    return List.of(sortedModules);
  }

  @Override
  public Set<String> orderModules() {
    return INDEXES.keySet();
  }

  @Override
  public void add(Module module) {
    final var index = INDEXES.get(module.getClass().getTypeName());

    if (index != null) {
      sortedModules[index] = module;
    }
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isEmpty() {
    return sortedModules.length == 0;
  }
}

which knows ahead of time what goes where.

• adds a new attribute to InjectModule to toggle this mode
• generator will perform wiring checks and warn if no modules that satisfy conditions are in the class/module path
• adds new interface for determining wiring order
• adds new functions to the maven plugin to provide the module and their dependency information

should fix #478

[rbygrave]

I've broken something with my last commits there trying to resolve the merge conflict. Not sure if we want to remove/revert those ones and try again.