Handle absence of no-args constructor for `@ConsiderForDowel`

[jayasuryat]

Currently DowelGenerator is not considering if the class annotated with @ConsiderForDowel has a no-args constructor or not. It just assumes such a constructor exists and generates code which tries to invoke a (non-existent) no-args constructor. See here.

DowelGenerator should handle such cases gracefully and log meaningful errors.

TODO

• Remove strict reliance on the primary constructor of the class annotated with @ConsiderForDowel annotation for object creation. Read more here.
• Log error for absence of non-private constructors separately.
• Log error for absence of no-args constructors separately.
• Update processor tests for the changes
• Update lint rules to handle these cases
• Update lint rule tests for the changes

[jayasuryat]

Also, Dowel only considers the primary constructor of the classes annotated with @ConsiderForDowel annotation. This limitation is not really necessary. All Dowel cares about is being able to create an instance by calling the invoke method (i.e., () ex Provider()) without passing any parameters. It does not really matter if the corresponding constructor is primary or not, or wether it has default values or not.

So in light of this issue, it would also make sense to lift of this unnecessary limitation