Java: Added support for constants

[wangliang181230]

Java: Added support for constants.

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JS File Size Changes (gzipped)

A total of 2 files have changed, with a combined diff of +24 B (+1.3%).

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components/prism-java.min.js	1.2 KB	1.21 KB	+17 B	+1.4%
components/prism-scala.min.js	703 B	710 B	+7 B	+1.0%

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[RunDevelopment]

If users really wanted to add their own Java variables, they could just do Prism.language.java['variable'] = /\b(?:foo|bar)\b/. Why is your new PrismConfig necessary?

[wangliang181230]

If users really wanted to add their own Java variables, they could just do Prism.language.java['variable'] = /\b(?:foo|bar)\b/. Why is your new PrismConfig necessary?

Wait a minute, I also found this problem, so I'm developing a better solution.

[wangliang181230]

If users really wanted to add their own Java variables, they could just do Prism.language.java['variable'] = /\b(?:foo|bar)\b/. Why is your new PrismConfig necessary?

done

[RunDevelopment]

One last nit. It's good to go otherwise.

[wangliang181230]

@RunDevelopment

[RunDevelopment]

BB

Most of the class name detect works on naming conventions:

1. Class names start with an uppercase letter and contain at least one lowercase letter. E.g. String.
2. Class names are a single uppercase letter. E.g. T (for generics).

BB is a false negative that we cannot resolve without compiling the Java code. Just BB without context could be a static field (constant) or a type. There is no way to know based on the name alone.
Yes, BB is declared in <A, BB>, but we would need an AST to know that, and Prism doesn't build an AST. Prism only produces a token stream.

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Thank you for contributing @wangliang181230!