* Short-circuit methods for lambdas from annotation
When we have a `@ServiceActivator` or any other messaging annotations
on `Function` or `Consumer` `@Bean`s, there is a restriction when we
can't use lambdas because of target method argument type erasure in Java.
* Use a `@Bean` method return to determine the target function argument
type and wrap the call into the `LambdaMessageProcessor`.
In this case we call the target method directly after possible payload
conversion according expected generic type for `Function` or `Consumer`.
There is just no reason to go a `MessagingMethodInvokerHelper` route
for this lambda variants
* Apply the short-circuit algorithm for Kotlin lambdas as well
* Make some refactoring and improvements to `ClassUtils`
if favor or similar API in the SF `ClassUtils`
* Fix `No beanFactory` warning for the `ExpressionCommandMessageProcessor`
* * Resolve Checkstyle violations
* * Fix `resolveAttributeToBoolean()` argument name to be generic
* Fix typo in the exception message for `IntegrationFlowDefinition.get()`
* * Revert `ClassUtils.resolvePrimitiveType()` logic: an existing in SF
does exactly opposite one
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