This PR fixes an error when importing the LiquidJava annotations using a wildcard import:

import liquidjava.specification.*;

@ExternalRefinementsFor("java.net.Socket")
@StateSet({"unconnected", "bound", "connected", "closed"})
public class SocketRefinements {
    // ...
}

spoon.support.SpoonClassNotFoundException: cannot load class: com.example.socket.StateSet

Root Cause

The problem was that annotation comparison checks were using ann.getActualAnnotation().annotationType().getCanonicalName(), which caused Spoon to load the annotation classes with the prefix of the analyzed package instead of the correct one liquidjava.specification.

Fix

Replace those checks with getAnnotationType().getQualifiedName().