To-non-nullable indicator for type parameters like `T!`

We can currently have a type parameter like `class Foo {}` and specify a method to return `T?`:

```dart
class Foo {
T? foo() => null;
}
```

However we can't do this in the other way, meaning we have a `T extends Object?` and we want to specify a method to return a non-nullable version of `T`, I propose we add a `T!` variation so we can have:

```dart
class Foo {
T! foo() => ...;
}
```

This is useful in the context of Java interop where the type parameter itself can be nullable but a single method be annotated with `@NonNull`.

Start by reviewing the proposal's examples for nullable and non-nullable type parameters, then trace the Dart language specification areas covering type parameters, nullability, and Java interop. Done means reaching an accepted language-design decision and documenting the semantics of the proposed T! syntax.

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