8012557: Implement lambda methods on interfaces as private
8016320: Method reference in subinterface of type I.super::foo produces exception at runtime
Summary: Now that the VM supports interface instance private methods, lambda methods and lambda bridges are always private. Access is now through invokespecial.
Reviewed-by: vromero, jlahoda
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interface B {
default String u() { return "B"; }
default String name() {
SAM s = ()->u()+"B";
return s.m();
}
}