Objective-C selectors are now automatically generated when not specified with `@selector`.

Additionally, the Objective-C selector generation rules have changed, following these steps:
1. Functions marked with `@property` will generate `setXYZ:` for the setters.
2. For property functions with names starting with `is`, that prefix will be stripped off in the setter.
3. Selector generation now uses the names of the function parameters instead of their D-mangled types.

Selectors may still be specified with the `@selector` UDA, in which case it takes precedence over the
automatically generated selectors.

These new rules apply both for `extern` and non-`extern` Objective-C classes and protocols.

---
extern(Objective-C)
extern class NSObject {
    static NSObject alloc(); // Generates as `alloc`
    NSObject init(); // Generates as `init`
}

extern(Objective-C)
class Fox : NSObject {
    bool fluffy;

    @property bool isFluffy() => fluffy; // `isFluffy`
    @property void isFluffy(bool value) { fluffy = value; } // `setFluffy:`

    void yip(int a) @selector("bark:") { // `bark:`
        // ...
    }

    void doSomething(int a, int b, int c) { // `doSomething:b:c:`
        // ...
    }
}
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These changes should not break any existing code because the automatic selector generation
was not present before. And automatic selector generation only applies to `extern(Objective-C)` methods.