synchronize missing mutators in SynchronizedDescriptiveStatistics#327
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SynchronizedDescriptiveStatistics promises that every state-touching method is atomic on the instance, but removeMostRecentValue and replaceMostRecentValue are not overridden, so they mutate the shared backing array with no lock held. A thread calling either of them while another thread is inside a synchronised method like addValue or clear can therefore corrupt the underlying ResizableDoubleArray or trip an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException. I have overridden both to delegate under the instance monitor as the sibling mutators already do, and added a test that the calls block while the lock is held (it fails on master).