invert false @Nullable annotation on getFormatsByArgumentIndex

[Pankraz76]

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[Pankraz76]

BUILD SUCCESSFUL in 2s

[Pankraz76]

2cts.

[Pankraz76]

maybe dont change API.

Suggested change

	private List<Object> makeReadable(@Nullable Object[] arguments) {
	private Object[] makeReadable(@Nullable Object[] arguments) {

[Pankraz76]

how does build or check not execute the tests....

[sormuras]

@Pankraz76 - Please stop creating PRs. Start by discussing and socializing ideas and issues here: https://github.com/junit-team/junit-framework/discussions

[Pankraz76]

assuming this is wrong:

7ea357d

[sormuras]

assuming this is wrong:

Well. We're assuming it is right. So, let's discuss it. Not in a PR, though.

[marcphilipp]

@Pankraz76 As @sormuras pointed out in his comment, @Nullable Format[] is how one uses JSpecify's Nullable annotation to express that the array may contain null elements whereas Format @Nullable [] would meant that the array reference may be null but the array must not contain null. Please familiarize yourself with the JSpecify spec before assuming things are wrong.