Use smart subclassing in `ActionExecutionValue` to save memory.

There are currently four fields in `ActionExecutionValue`:

1. `ImmutableMap` for file outputs
2. `ImmutableMap` for tree artifact outputs
3. `ImmutableList` for fileset output symlinks
4. `NestedSet` for discovered modules

However, some of these fields are mutually exclusive, and some only occur with a single file output. Subclasses are created for each distinct category of action.

The majority of the memory savings in this change come from the `SingleOutputFile` class, which is used for the vast majority of actions. It saves memory by storing the single `Artifact` and `FileArtifactValue` as fields without even using a `Map`.

Actions which output multiple files or trees still retain an `ImmutableMap`, but for those, additional memory is saved by using `Map#forEach` for iteration instead of `Map#entrySet`, which instantiates and retains a reference to the entry set.

Some unit tests had to be cleaned up to match the newly enforced preconditions checks. Serialization tests for `ActionExecutionValue` are moved to `ActionExecutionValueTest`.

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