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Prior to this commit, reflection hints registered for beans was selectively applied to only consider the methods that we'll actually need reflection on at runtime. This would rely on an undocumented behavior of GraalVM Native where calling `getDeclaredMethods` on a type would only return known metadata at runtime, ignoring the ones that were not registered during native compilation. As of oracle/graal#5171, this behavior is now fixed in GraalVM and aligns with the JVM behavior: all methods will be returned. This means that if during native compilation, introspection was not registered for the type a new `MissingReflectionMetadataException` will be raised. As a follow up of #29205, this commit contributes the "introspection on declared method" reflection hint for all registered beans. Closes gh-29246
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