ScopeProvider isn't considered when the ViewModel isn't injected into it's view

[manuel-mauky]

When a ViewModel with a @ScopeProvider annotation is not injected into it's View, the annotation is not considered for scope creation.
See the following example:

public class MyScope implements Scope {
}

@ScopeProvider(scopes= {MyScope.class})
public class ParentViewModel implements ViewModel {
}

public class ParentView implements FxmlView<ParentViewModel> {
}

public class ChildViewModel implements ViewModel {

    @InjectScope
    private MyScope scope;

}

public class ChildView implements FxmlView<ChildViewModel> {
}

This configuration should work. Instead, trying to load ParentView results in an Exception telling you that no provider for MyScope was found. As a workaround you have to adjust ParentView like this:

public class ParentView implements FxmlView<ParentViewModel> {
    @InjectViewModel
    private ParentViewModel viewModel;
}

This prevents the exception. The reason for this is that durring the loading process the scopeProvider annotation isn't considered because the ViewModel is not used in the View. This is a bug. It shouldn't be neccessary to inject the ViewModel instance into the View to make scopes work.