Reintroduce build time init of compilation time metadata #10950
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This PR reintroduces build time initialisation of compilation time metadata that was removed in 4.5.0
The changes allow Micronaut to support
--strict-image-heapwhilst still optimising for build time initialisation.To achieve this evaluated expressions are now initialised at build time. This is safe because these cannot feature static initialisers. In addition enum introspections now no longer reference the enum values but lazily evaluate these.