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Introduce -XepOpt:Nullness:LikelyPublicApiOnly=true for annotating only APIs that are likely to be accessible to users outside the package. - #6206
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…only APIs that are likely to be accessible to users outside the package. (It's possible to "trick" the check by having a `private` or package-private class that is extended by a more visible class. But the point here is just to identify cases that are very _likely_ to be "public API.") PiperOrigin-RevId: 999407550
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-XepOpt:Nullness:LikelyPublicApiOnly=truefor annotating only APIs that are likely to be accessible to users outside the package.(It's possible to "trick" the check by having a
privateor package-private class that is extended by a more visible class. But the point here is just to identify cases that are very likely to be "public API.")