improve wording in "Built-in qualifier types"#979
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This chapter used to say that "three" qualifier types are defined in `jakarta.enterprise.inject`. This was true before CDI 4.0, because at that time, the chapter talked about `@Any`, `@Default` and `@New` (and `@Named`). However, there were two more qualifiers defined in that package (`@Intercepted` and `@Decorated`), so it wasn't strictly true, and it is even less true after `@New` was removed. This commit improves the wording somewhat.
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This chapter used to say that "three" qualifier types are defined in
jakarta.enterprise.inject. This was true before CDI 4.0, because at that time, the chapter talked about@Any,@Defaultand@New(and@Named). However, there were two more qualifiers defined in that package (@Interceptedand@Decorated), so it wasn't strictly true, and it is even less true after@Newwas removed. This commit improves the wording somewhat.