Java: Update expected test output

Author: hvitved

java/ql/test/library-tests/dataflow/callback-dispatch/A.java

@@ -151,15 +151,7 @@ void foo2() {
 
     forEach(new Object[] {source(16)}, x -> sink(x)); // $ flow=16
 
-    // Spurious flow from 17 is reasonable as it would likely
-    // also occur if the lambda body was inlined in a for loop.
-    // It occurs from the combination of being able to observe
-    // the side-effect of the callback on the other argument and
-    // being able to chain summaries that update/read arguments,
-    // e.g. fluent apis.
-    // Spurious flow from 18 is due to not matching call targets
-    // in a return-from-call-to-enter-call flow sequence.
-    forEach(new Object[2][], xs -> { sink(xs[0]); xs[0] = source(17); }); // $ SPURIOUS: flow=17 flow=18
+    forEach(new Object[2][], xs -> { sink(xs[0]); xs[0] = source(17); });
 
     Object[][] xss = new Object[][] { { null } };
     forEach(xss, x -> {x[0] = source(18);});

java/ql/test/library-tests/frameworks/stream/Test.java

@@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ public void test() throws Exception {
                     sink(y); // $ hasValueFlow=reduce_3 hasValueFlow=reduce_4 hasValueFlow=reduce_5
                     return source("reduce_5");
                 });
-            sink(out); // $ hasValueFlow=reduce_4 hasValueFlow=reduce_5 SPURIOUS: hasValueFlow=reduce_3
+            sink(out); // $ hasValueFlow=reduce_4 hasValueFlow=reduce_5
         }
         {
             // "java.util.stream;Stream;true;reduce;(Object,BiFunction,BinaryOperator);;Argument[0];ReturnValue;value"