Warn when .java & .scala sources are used in a mixed compilation with --server=false#4181
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Fixes #3897
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scala-cli fmt .)scalafix(./mill -i __.fix)./mill -i 'generate-reference-doc[]'.run)How much have your relied on LLM-based tools in this contribution?
extensively, Claude + Cursor
How was the solution tested?
unit & integration tests provided
Additional notes
It doesn't make sense to error outright here, as the
.javafiles still pass through the Java parser step in the compiler, which may be useful to a power user (well, chiefly to a compiler engineer, but still)