fix(java): silence processor source-version warning#394
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@SupportedSourceVersion(RELEASE_11) warned when compiling at -source 17. Override getSupportedSourceVersion() with latestSupported() — the processor reads annotations structurally, so it's version-agnostic.
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@TaskHandlerannotation processor declared@SupportedSourceVersion(SourceVersion.RELEASE_11), so every build at-source 17(the SDK baseline) emitted:The processor reads the annotation structurally and has no version-specific logic, so it's forward-compatible. Replaced the fixed annotation with an override of
getSupportedSourceVersion()returningSourceVersion.latestSupported()— the canonical fix; the warning is gone and it won't recur on future JDKs.Verified: clean
:compileTestJavano longer prints the warning; processor + test compile succeed.