refactor: fix bad smell Non-Protected-Constructor-in-Abstract-Class #4853
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Non-Protected-Constructor-in-Abstract-Class
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Changelog
The following bad smells are refactored:
Non-Protected-Constructor-in-Abstract-Class
A non-protected constructor in an abstract class is not needed because only subclasses can be instantiated
The following has changed in the code:
Non-Protected-Constructor-in-Abstract-Class
spoon.pattern.internal.ResultHolder(java.lang.Class)is now protected instead of public