fix(java): populate decorators field from annotations#853
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Java annotations were extracted as `decorates` edges but never stored in the `decorators` field on nodes. This meant queries relying on node.decorators (e.g. "find all JPA entities") returned nothing. Add an `extractModifiers` hook to the Java extractor that walks the `modifiers` child and collects annotation names (`@Entity`, `@Table`, `@Service`, `@RequiredArgsConstructor`, etc.) into the decorators array, matching the behaviour Kotlin already has.
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Java annotations were extracted as
decoratesedges but never stored in thedecoratorsfield on nodes. This meant queries relying on node.decorators (e.g. "find all JPA entities") returned nothing.Add an
extractModifiershook to the Java extractor that walks themodifierschild and collects annotation names (@Entity,@Table,@Service,@RequiredArgsConstructor, etc.) into the decorators array, matching the behaviour Kotlin already has.