Support multiple level inheritance for lib and app modules in case of KSP usage

[0xnm]

Description

In Datadog we have instrumentation for Glide by the means of creating DatadogGlideModule which inherits from AppGlideModule. Customers can extend DatadogGlideModule instead of AppGlideModule and get their Glide calls instrumented with Datadog.

This worked fine for KAPT, but doesn't work for KSP, because in case of KSP usage compilation with some class which inherits DatadogGlideModule instead of AppGlideModule directly gives the same error as in https://github.com/bumptech/glide/issues/5328.

This happens because supertypes call here checks only types at declaration site and doesn't go through the whole inheritance chain up.

This PR fixes that issue by traversing the whole inheritance chain, so that functionality is aligned with KAPT compiler (which permits such inheritance chains).

NB: Since we have to traverse the whole inheritance chain and AppGlideModule extends actually LibraryGlideModule, it may be tricky to not register app module as library module as well, but since this PR is using first item in the supertype match, app module will be still registered as app module and not as both.

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[sjudd]

Thanks for the fix, I really appreciate the thorough tests!

[0xnm]

Hi @sjudd! I had to sync the branch with main for the auto-merge, but it seems workflow needs your approval.

[manishindiainc]

This is awesome. Do we have any idea when the next version containing this fix will be released?