Specify that duplicate type discovery is non-portable#571
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This is because `ScannedClasses` may be implemented on top of Portable Extensions using `BeforeBeanDiscovery.addAnnotatedType`, which doesn't specify what happens when the same identifier is used multiple times, and doesn't provide a portable way to "override" the type that was discovered by the container.
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This is because
ScannedClassesmay be implemented on top ofPortable Extensions using
BeforeBeanDiscovery.addAnnotatedType,which doesn't specify what happens when the same identifier
is used multiple times, and doesn't provide a portable way
to "override" the type that was discovered by the container.