When context uses component scan, parent class conditions are ignored in favor of nested class conditions. #31123
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The solution is really simple and non-invasive: in the context scan flow, when
scan(basePackages)
is invoked, we deal with resources instead of classes. Before any further evaluations, these resources need to be sorted based on how many "$" are present in the filename. When a valid candidate is excluded because of a non-matching condition, the corresponding filename is added to a list. Before registering a candidate, this list is consulted. The candidate is registered if the list doesn't contain the candidate's parent filename.Closes #29372