IS_STATIC_EXPLICIT is used to prevent lookup from
returning STATIC Methods when (isStatic == false).
In other words, one can find STATIC methods when looking for a
non-static method. Should one take the STATIC, even though the
(isStatic == false)? In Java this is allowed, e.g.
Integer i = new Integer(2);
int maxi = i.MAX_VALUE; // reference STATIC via INSTANCE
v.s.
int maxi = Integer.MAX_VALUE; // reference STATIC via CLASS
IS_STATIC_EXPLICIT will force the isStatic --
it will disallow the "i.MAX_VALUE".
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