Use type-use @Nullable instead of declaration @CheckForNull in the remaining guava-android sources (mostly testing utilities).
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Use type-use
@Nullableinstead of declaration@CheckForNullin the remaining guava-android sources (mostly testing utilities).guava-android was using
@CheckForNullbecause it couldn't use type-use annotations when it targeted Java 7. Now that it's built with-source 8 -target 8, we can use type-use annotations.RELNOTES=n/a