Remove support for interface in dart2js.

sdk/lib/_internal/compiler/implementation/dart_backend/backend.dart

 // Copyright (c) 2012, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
 // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
 // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
 
 part of dart_backend;
 
 // TODO(ahe): This class is simply wrong.  This backend should use
 // elements when it can, not AST nodes.  Perhaps a [Map<Element,
 // TreeElements>] is what is needed.
 class ElementAst {
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   final newTypedefElementCallback;
   final newClassElementCallback;
 
   ReferencedElementCollector(
       this.compiler,
       Element rootElement, this.treeElements,
       this.newTypedefElementCallback, this.newClassElementCallback)
       : this.rootElement = (rootElement is VariableElement)
           ? (rootElement as VariableElement).variables : rootElement;
 
-  visitClassNode(ClassNode node) {
-    super.visitClassNode(node);
-    // Temporary hack which should go away once interfaces
-    // and default clauses are out.
-    if (node.defaultClause != null) {
-      // Resolver cannot resolve parameterized default clauses.
-      TypeAnnotation evilCousine = new TypeAnnotation(
-          node.defaultClause.typeName, null);
-      evilCousine.accept(this);
-    }
-  }
-
   visitNode(Node node) { node.visitChildren(this); }
 
   visitTypeAnnotation(TypeAnnotation typeAnnotation) {
     // We call [resolveReturnType] to allow having 'void'.
     final type = compiler.resolveReturnType(rootElement, typeAnnotation);
     Element typeElement = type.element;
     if (typeElement.isTypedef()) newTypedefElementCallback(typeElement);
     if (typeElement.isClass()) newClassElementCallback(typeElement);
     typeAnnotation.visitChildren(this);
   }
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 }
 
 compareElements(e0, e1) {
   int result = compareBy((e) => e.getLibrary().canonicalUri.toString())(e0, e1);
   if (result != 0) return result;
   return compareBy((e) => e.position().charOffset)(e0, e1);
 }
 
 List<Element> sortElements(Iterable<Element> elements) =>
     sorted(elements, compareElements);