Generate stubs for generic arguments #53
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Until now, generic arguments wouldn't have stubs generated, meaning that you could not inject an interface with a type parameter that references your own classes. This fixes that. For this to be fixed, an exception from the "verbatim copy" rule had to be added: inner classes must use $. This change does not however break any existing *working* builds.
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Until now, generic arguments wouldn't have stubs generated, meaning that you could not inject an interface with a type parameter that references your own classes. This fixes that. For this to be fixed, an exception from the "verbatim copy" rule had to be added: inner classes must use $. This change does not however break any existing working builds.