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TCK is missing tests for standalone Asynchronous
See original GitHub issueThe TCK also misses a test that FaultToleranceDefinitionException is thrown if a method annotated with @Asynchronous does not return Future.
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Just a though, but wouldn’t a standalone @Asynchronous annotation more belong in a concurrency spec?
Taking it