[Java] Fixes schema class type booleans for composed schemas

Created by: spacether

Fixes java schema class type booleans for composed schemas When a composed schema is defined with a type constraint, our tooling is not detecting that constraint and setting the boolean type properties in the class instance correctly.

This PR adds code which fixes that issue. instance.setTypeProperties(schema) now sets those properties for object, array, number, integer, anyType, null, and string which are the non-format types

Updates:

• CodegenModel/CodegenResponse/CodegenParameter/CodegenProperty now all set isMap isArray etc booleans with clearer if/else logic. Before some of that property setting depended on order specific blocks like isMapSchema. That logic has now been included in blocks for type object schema handling and any type schema handling.
• isAnyTypeSchema method is now marked as a deprecated method. It can be removed in a later major 6.0.0 release ModelUtils.isAnyType should be used in its place
• setParameterBooleanFlagWithCodegenProperty method is now marked as a deprecated method. It can be removed in a later major 6.0.0 release. Devs should depend upon the type setting adjacent to the invocations of instance.setTypeProperties(schema). If they need specific handling, then they can override methods like we do in master branch with updateModelForObject and updatePropertyForAnyType etc.
• If a composed schema does not have type set, it now has the property isAnyType set to true in the java layer.
• updates how array parameters are created in the Java layer. Originally our code was passing in fromFormProperty(name, arrayItemsSchema). This PR updates our code to pass in fromFormProperty(name, arraySchema)

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