Because the Method [] getDeclaredMethods method returns a non fixed order list, instability occurs in all places where index is used in the program (this project only has it in testing)

[TheEterna]

During testing, there may be occasional failures and occasional successes. The code is as follows:

@Test
	void testGetLoggingConsumers() {
		LoggingHandler loggingHandler = new LoggingHandler();
		SyncMcpLoggingConsumerProvider provider = new SyncMcpLoggingConsumerProvider(List.of(loggingHandler));

		// Hava a bug: bean. getClass(). getDeclaredMethods() in the doGetClassMethods method called in provider. getLoggingConsumers(), the order of the returned method list is not fixed, so values cannot be obtained through index
		List<Consumer<LoggingMessageNotification>> consumers = provider.getLoggingConsumers();
		// Sort consumers by method name to ensure stable ordering

		// Should find 2 annotated methods
		assertThat(consumers).hasSize(2);

		// Test the first consumer
		LoggingMessageNotification notification = new LoggingMessageNotification(LoggingLevel.INFO, "test-logger", "This is a test message");

		consumers.get(0).accept(notification);

		// Verify that the method was called
		assertThat(loggingHandler.lastNotification).isEqualTo(notification);

		// Test the second consumer
		consumers.get(1).accept(notification);

		// Verify that the method was called
		assertThat(loggingHandler.lastLevel).isEqualTo(notification.level());
		assertThat(loggingHandler.lastLogger).isEqualTo(notification.logger());
		assertThat(loggingHandler.lastData).isEqualTo(notification.data());
	}

Reason for bug: bean. getClass(). getDeclaredMethods() in the doGetClassMethods method called in provider. getLoggingConsumers(), the order of the returned method list is not fixed, so values cannot be obtained through index