Improve the logic for checking setter parameter types against getter return types.
We translate the getter return types into the type context of the builder. For example, if the @AutoValue class is Foo<T> then its builder must be Foo.Builder<T>. A getter like `abstract List<T> getList()` is compatible with a setter like `Builder setList(List<T> list)`, even though the <T> parameter in each case is different. So we convert `List<T-{Foo}> getList()` into `List<T{Foo.Builder}> getList()` before comparing types.
RELNOTES=Better checking of types in setters against types in getters.
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