make listDelimiter volatile#767
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listDelimiter is mutated through setListDelimiter and read concurrently via getListDelimiter, but was left non-volatile when decoder and interpolator were marked volatile. without it a write has no happens-before with reads on other threads, so stale values can be observed.
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reading the change that made decoder and interpolator volatile, listDelimiter is the third setter-backed field in AbstractConfig with the same shape: setListDelimiter writes it and getListDelimiter reads it (CommonsToConfig joins on it from the read path). it was missed, so a write still has no happens-before with reads on other threads and a stale delimiter can be observed indefinitely. same single-assignment setter, so volatile is the right level here too.