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* This attribute is not delivered in the traversal of a {@link CodeModel}. *
* An unknown attribute may appear anywhere where an attribute may appear, and
* has an {@linkplain AttributeStability#UNKNOWN unknown} data dependency.
*
* @see CustomAttribute
* @since 24
*/
public sealed interface UnknownAttribute
extends Attribute