Index Kotlin with the Analysis API instead of a compiler plugin#963
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Replaces the scip-kotlinc compiler plugin with scip-kotlin-analysis, a standalone indexer built on the Kotlin Analysis API. The indexer bundles its own analysis engine, so the Kotlin version of indexed projects is no longer a binary-compatibility constraint.