Changed behavior of ClassInfo#toString() to include modifiers (hence version bump to 2.8.x); added class containment info:
(1) ClassInfo#toString() now returns the full name of the class with modifiers, e.g. public class com.xyz.Widget or private @interface com.xyz.MyAnnotation, rather than just the class name. The class name can still be obtained with ClassInfo#getClassName(). This is not really an API change, but it is a behavioral change for anyone relying on ClassInfo#toString(), so the version number was bumped to 2.8.x. The class modifiers can also now be obtained by calling ClassInfo#getClassModifiers().
(2) Added the following methods to detect and work with class containment (inner classes (anonymous or not), anonymous inner classes, and outer classes):
ClassInfo#isInnerClass()returns true for both inner and anonymous inner classes.ClassInfo#isAnonymousInnerClass()returns true for anonymous inner classes.ClassInfo#isOuterClass()returns true for classes containing inner and/or anonymous inner classes.ClassInfo#getOuterClasses()returns the containing outer classes, if this is an inner class.ClassInfo#getOuterClassNames()returns the names of containing outer classes, if this is an inner class.ClassInfo#getInnerClasses()returns inner classes, if this is an outer class.ClassInfo#getInnerClassNames()returns inner class names, if this is an outer class.ClassInfo#getFullyQualifiedContainingMethodName()returns, for anonymous inner classes, the name of the innermost of the outer containing classes, followed by., followed by the name of the method that created the anonymous inner class. If the method that created the anonymous inner class was a constructor, the method name part of the returned string will be<init>. If the anonymous inner class was created by a field initializer or static class initializer block, the method name part of the returned string will be<clinit>.