[Xamarin.Android.Build.Tasks] remove HasClassFiles checks
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Context: dotnet#2882 During an incremental build + deploy of a `dotnet new maui` project, I noticed time spent in: 62.52ms (1.8%) xamarin.android.build.tasks!Xamarin.Android.Tasks.DetermineJavaLibrariesToCompile.HasClassFiles(class System.String) What's worse, is this happens once for build and again for deploy. Because there are 100+ `.jar` files, we are actively opening each one with libZipSharp to determine if there are any `.class` files. In e6326dc, we added the `HasClassFiles()` call to fix a problem with "Enhanced Fast Deployment". However, we have since completely removed this feature in: * xamarin/monodroid@93ab95e * xamarin/monodroid@2c64cd5 Removing the `HasClassFiles()` method completely, should improve the inner loop by around 120ms for `dotnet new maui` projects.
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Context: #2882
During an incremental build + deploy of a
dotnet new mauiproject, I noticed time spent in:What's worse, is this happens once for build and again for deploy. Because there are 100+
.jarfiles, we are actively opening each one with libZipSharp to determine if there are any.classfiles.In e6326dc, we added the
HasClassFiles()call to fix a problem with "Enhanced Fast Deployment". However, we have since completely removed this feature in:Removing the
HasClassFiles()method completely, should improve the inner loop by around 120ms fordotnet new mauiprojects.