The Java annotations defined by JML. These can be used in place of JML modifiers (e.g. @Pure for /*@ pure */). If so, then the Java program will need the annotation definitions from here to link in. The jmlruntime.jar produced by building the OpenJLM repo contains these annotations.
OpenJML/JMLAnnotations
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