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Add JSpecify annotations to 10 classes in graphql.execution package #4225

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Expand Up @@ -20,8 +20,6 @@ Analyze this Java class and add JSpecify annotations based on:
5. Method implementations that return null or check for null
6. GraphQL specification details (see details below)

IntelliJ's infer nullity code analysis isn't comprehensive so feel free to make corrections.

## Pattern Examples

Here are concrete examples of common annotation patterns:
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- When the type parameter represents a concrete non-null object
- Even if some methods return `@Nullable T` (meaning "can be null even if T is non-null")
- Example: `Edge<T>` with `@Nullable T getNode()` — node may be null, but T represents the object type

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