Fix Interface methods default attributes#210
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Interface methods are not properly marked as abstract or public.
Differently from abstract classes, interfaces can have empty methods, working as abstract method declarations, even though they are not explicitly marked as abstract. Moreover, even though java now allows
privateinterface methods, by default they are public. An example as follows:In this case, the first two methods should be marked as abstract, the third not.
All of them are public
Now, the current version
abstractkeyword, only identifying the second one!