Remove Enhancement.BeanDefiningAnnotations #569
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The marker annotation `@Enhancement.BeanDefiningAnnotations` used to represent all bean defining annotations for the purpose of restricting the set of types on which `@Enhancement` should be performed. That, however, is pretty useless: `@Enhancement` is only performed on types that were discovered during type discovery, and all such types have a bean defining annotation. (Either they have it directly, or `@Dependent` is implied in case of classes added through `@Discovery` that don't have a bean defining annotation.)
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The marker annotation
@Enhancement.BeanDefiningAnnotationsused to represent all bean defining annotations for the purpose
of restricting the set of types on which
@Enhancementshouldbe performed. That, however, is pretty useless:
@Enhancementis only performed on types that were discovered during type
discovery, and all such types have a bean defining annotation.
(Either they have it directly, or
@Dependentis impliedin case of classes added through
@Discoverythat don't havea bean defining annotation.)