Custom annotation including RequiresBean is not recognised across modules

[literallyEllie]

Hi! Just a note this definitely worked in an earlier version (9.12 I believe), however in a new project using 11.1 it no longer works.

Example, within Project A

@Target(ElementType.TYPE)
@RequiresBean(MyBean.class)
public @interface RequiresMyBean {}

Project B:

@Singleton
@RequiresMyBean // <-- ineffective
@RequiresBean(MyBean.class) // <-- Required as RequiresMyBean does nothing. If I was to not have this, I would get [see error below]
public final class SomethingThatRequiresMyBean {

Error without the extra annotation:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalStateException: Injecting null for com.project.a.MyBean name:!datasource when creating class com.project.b.SomethingThatRequiresMyBean - potential beans to inject: []. Check for missing module? [ missing beanScopeBuilder.modules() ]. If it is expected to be externally provided, missing beanScopeBuilder.bean() ?
	at io.avaje.inject.spi.DBuilder.getBean(DBuilder.java:386)
	at io.avaje.inject.spi.DBuilder.get(DBuilder.java:333)
	at com.project.b.SomethingThatRequiresMyBean$DI.build(SomethingThatRequiresMyBean$DI.java:13)
	at com.project.b.SomethingThatRequiresMyBeanModule.java.build_probe_SomethingThatRequiresMyBean (SomethingThatRequiresMyBeanModule.java:77)
	at com.project.b.SomethingThatRequiresMyBeanModule.java.build(SomethingThatRequiresMyBeanModule.java:64)

SomethingThatRequiresMyBean Module file:

    public static void build(Builder builder) {
        if (builder.contains(MyBean.class)) { // <--- This is not there without the extra annotation.
            if (builder.isBeanAbsent(new Type[]{SomethingThatRequiresMyBean.class})) {
                SomethingThatRequiresMyBean bean = new SomethingThatRequiresMyBean((MyBean)builder.get(MyBean.class, "!datasource"));
                builder.register(bean);
            }

        }
    }

Let me know if you need any more information. Thank you so much for your work.
Ellie