[Painless] Allow statically imported methods without whitelisted class #34370
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…#34370) This removes the extraneous check to see if the class for a statically imported method is already whitelisted, so a statically imported method can be whitelisted independently.
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…#34370) This removes the extraneous check to see if the class for a statically imported method is already whitelisted, so a statically imported method can be whitelisted independently.
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Currently, a class must be whitelisted separately to allow a statically imported method to also be whitelisted. This removes the extraneous check to see if the class for a statically imported method is already whitelisted, so a statically imported method can be whitelisted independently.