Sam Brannen 6b53f37030 Favor local @⁠ComponentScan annotations over meta-annotations
Work performed in conjunction with gh-30941 resulted in a regression.
Specifically, prior to Spring Framework 6.1 a locally declared
@⁠ComponentScan annotation took precedence over @⁠ComponentScan
meta-annotations, which allowed "local" configuration to override
"meta-present" configuration.

This commit modifies the @⁠ComponentScan search algorithm so that
locally declared @⁠ComponentScan annotations are once again favored
over @⁠ComponentScan meta-annotations (and, indirectly, composed
annotations).

See gh-30941 Closes gh-31704
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