Add the missing callout entry in the Infinispan client Greeting example - #56515
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The <2> marker on the Greeting record lost its entry when the guide moved to Protostream 5 (03130c7): the two @protofield entries went away with the fields, but the marker stayed. Add an entry that says what @proto does with the record components. Part of quarkusio#56509
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Infinispan client guide, "Creating the Greeting POJO": the
<2>marker on theGreetingrecord had no callout entry, so the rendered page shows a circled 2 that points nowhere, and a strict AsciiDoc parser rejects the page.The marker is left over from the Protostream 5 update (03130c7), which replaced a class with two
@ProtoFieldfields (entries<2>and<3>explained the fields) by the@Protorecord and dropped the entries. The new<2>entry says what@Protodoes with the record components, following its Javadoc: "Fields must be public and they will be assigned incremental numbers based on the declaration order. It is possible to override the automated defaults for a field by using the ProtoField annotation."Removing the
<2>marker instead is fine by me if you prefer.Part of #56509