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Reports any calls to overridable methods of the current class during object construction.
A call is during object construction if it is made inside a constructor, in an non-static instance initializer,
in a non-static field initializer or inside a <b>clone()</b>, <b>readObject()</b> or <b>readObjectNoData()</b> method.
Methods are overridable if they are not declared <b>final</b>, <b>static</b> or <b>private</b>.
Such calls may result in subtle bugs, as the object is not guaranteed to be initialized
before the method call occurs.
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The inspections <i>Overridable method called during object construction</i>,
<i>Overridden method called during object construction</i> and
<i>Abstract method called during object construction</i> report overlapping problem sets and only one should be enabled at a time
to prevent duplicate warnings.
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