Inherited test methods don't support their annotations (fixes #1032)

[ingvard]

fixes #1032

Context

The getTestMethod method in the io.qameta.allure.junitplatform.AllureJunitPlatformUtils class doesn't function as expected for tests that are inherited. This is because it uses aClass.getDeclaredMethods(), which only operates on the current instance and does not include methods that are inherited. This can cause issues with annotations related to methods, such as descriptions and others.

Revision 1

In this revision, I used the aClass.getMethods() that returns all public methods on a checking class.

Revision 2

However, revision 1 covers one of the test cases when all test methods are public. It doesn't work when:

1. Methods have package-based visibility that is usually for unit tests.

   public abstract static class ParentTest implements GrandparentTest {
        @Test
        @Description(TEST_DESCRIPTION)
        @Story(INHERITED_TEST_PARENT_STORY)
        @Link(TEST_LINK)
        void parentTest() {}
    }

2. Methods are members of the interface (as default methods).

 public interface GrandparentTest {
        @Test
        @Description(TEST_DESCRIPTION)
        @Story(INHERITED_TEST_GRANDPARENT_STORY)
        @Link(TEST_LINK)
        default void grandparentTest() {}
    }

3. Parent class has an upper-class annotation that must be applied to all inheritors.

 @Epic(INHERITED_TEST_EPIC)
    @Feature(INHERITED_TEST_FUTURE)
    public interface GrandparentTest { }

In short, I have to implement two methods placed into ReflectionUtils to recursively collect method and annotation information. These methods are designed as simplified logic of org.springframework.data.util.ReflectionUtils specifically for our needs.

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[baev]

add javadoc

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add tests

[baev]

add throw new IllegalStateException("Do not instance");

[baev]

should be added to getLinks method as well

[baev]

add test

[baev]

Found a bug:

public interface First {

    default void a() {
    }
}
public interface Second extends First {

    default void b() {
    }
}

then ReflectionUtils.getAllDeclaredMethods(Second.class) will produce duplicate results:

public default void Second.b(),
public default void First.a(),
public default void First.a()