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Limit DanglingDocCommentToBlockComment to Java sources - #1287
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DanglingDocCommentToBlockComment(part ofUpgradeToJava25) used a plainJavaIsoVisitor, so it also visited TypeScript, Kotlin and Groovy sources. Those parsers turn every comment, JSDoc/KDoc/Groovydoc included, into aTextComment, so every/**after the first statement looked dangling and lost a star; a Java 25 upgrade turned a/*****banner in an Angularpolyfills.tsinto/****. AJavaFileCheckerprecondition now limits it to Java sources, matching the javacdangling-doc-commentslint it targets.leaveKotlinAloneandleaveGroovyAlonefail without this change.