rev 55117 : 8223350: [lworld] Use inline classes instead of value classes

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  23 
  24 import java.util.List;
  25 
  26 public class MixedValues {
  27     static Point staticPoint = Point.makePoint(10, 10);
  28     static Line? staticLine;   // null static value box field
  29     Point p;
  30     Line l;
  31     MutablePath mutablePath;
  32     List<String> list;
  33     Point? nfp;
  34 
  35     public MixedValues(Point p, Line l, MutablePath path, String... names) {
  36         this.p = p;
  37         this.l = l;
  38         this.mutablePath = path;
  39         this.list = List.of(names);
  40         this.nfp = p;
  41     }
  42 }
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