Remove most usages of PackageIdentifier#parse(String)
This parse method doesn't use repo mapping and can thus be potentially problematic. We should replace it with one that does respect repo mapping; that CL will follow this one.
The usages replaced in this CL are mostly :
1. Test usages, with something to the effect of `PackageIdentifier.parse("@//foo")`. These can simply be replaced with `PackageIdentifier.createInMainRepo("foo")`.
2. Certain prod usages where we construct a package identifier string from a RepositoryName object and a path segment. This can be done directly with `PackageIdentifier.create(repo, pkg)`, instead of `PackageIdentifier.parse(repo.toString() + "//" + pkg)`.
- Most notably, this includes some changes in the TargetPattern / query logic that were using a similar idiom for labels (constructing a string and re-parsing it, instead of simply constructing from parts).
PiperOrigin-RevId: 446162604
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