fix init naming mismatch
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Java's `init` methods are bridged as is and made swift compatible
via the backticks.
At runtime though, this is forgotten and the java methods are looked up
_with_ the backticks.
This approach of fixing adds a `@JavaMethod("init")` annotation, which fixes
the issue.
(Though I'm not sure if this shouldn't be fixed in the generated macro code.
Open for suggestions!)
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Java's
initmethods are bridged as is and made swift compatible via the backticks.At runtime though, this is forgotten and the java methods are looked up with the backticks.
This approach of fixing adds a
@JavaMethod("init")annotation, which fixes the issue.(Though I'm not sure if this shouldn't be fixed in the generated macro code. Open for suggestions!)