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docs: Clarify that annotations can also be inherited from interfaces #278

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Expand Up @@ -30,6 +30,9 @@ In addition to regular usage (see below), there are couple of noteworthy improve

* [Mix-in annotations](../../wiki/Mixin-Annotations) allow associating annotations on third-party classes ''without modifying classes''.
* Jackson annotations support full inheritance: meaning that you can ''override annotation definitions'', and not just class annotations but also method/field annotations!
* Jackson annotations will also be inherited from interfaces:
* precedence between base class and implemented interfaces is such that base-class has lower precedence than interfaces;
* if multiple interfaces are implemented, then the precedence depends on the order as returned by the JVM.

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