Support @TempDir constructor injection for Java record classes
#4279
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The
@TempDirannotation on a constructor parameter is copied to thegenerated
finalinstance field. This caused it top be picked up byTempDirectoryfor instance field injection which then failed becausethe field was
final. This change now checks if a test class is aninstance of a record type and skips instance field injection. Since
records cannot have any instance fields besides the ones generated from
their constructor, there's no need to inject values into any of them.