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    <issue
        id="MemberExtensionConflict"
        message="`remove` is defined both as a member in class `java.util.HashMap` and an extension in package `kotlin.collections`. The defined behavior for this is to use the member, but since the extension is explicitly imported into this file, there&apos;s a chance that this was not expected. (One common way this happens is for members to be added to a class after code was already written to use an extension)."
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            line="244"
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    <issue
        id="MemberExtensionConflict"
        message="`remove` is defined both as a member in class `java.util.HashMap` and an extension in package `kotlin.collections`. The defined behavior for this is to use the member, but since the extension is explicitly imported into this file, there&apos;s a chance that this was not expected. (One common way this happens is for members to be added to a class after code was already written to use an extension)."
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            file="src/main/java/io/flutter/plugins/webviewflutter/AndroidWebkitLibrary.g.kt"
            line="245"
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    <issue
        id="MemberExtensionConflict"
        message="`containsKey` is defined both as a member in class `java.util.HashMap` and an extension in package `kotlin.collections`. The defined behavior for this is to use the member, but since the extension is explicitly imported into this file, there&apos;s a chance that this was not expected. (One common way this happens is for members to be added to a class after code was already written to use an extension)."
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