feat(jsii): Propagate stability to members#522
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The JSII compiler now propagates an entity's own stability to it's
members that are not decorated with an explicit stability. Un-annotated
types get the stability of the assembly, un-annotated type members
(methods, properties, constructors, ...) get the stability of their
declaring type.
Note: Overridden members do not derogate! It is the responsibility of
the overriding entity to ensure an appropriate stability is used.
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The JSII compiler now propagates an entity's own stability to it's
members that are not decorated with an explicit stability. Un-annotated
types get the stability of the assembly, un-annotated type members
(methods, properties, constructors, ...) get the stability of their
declaring type.
Note: Overridden members do not derogate! It is the responsibility of
the overriding entity to ensure an appropriate stability is used.
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