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Java: Rename integration test directories.
We are no longer bound to the platform-specific directories, so simplify the test organization. If you don't want this change, just skip merging this PR. It's purely optional. I kept the platform-specific directories around under `kotlin`, but you could also easily merge all these together if you find them unhelpful. I'll leave that change to you.
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