[jdk26] Out of an abundance of caution: Added a test to confirm that lombok does not interact with primitive types in switch pattern matching. Indeed it doesn't.

test/pretty/resource/after/Switch26.java

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+public class Switch26 {
+	String switchPatternMatching(int i) {
+		return switch (i) {
+			case 1 -> "one";
+			case 5 -> "five";
+			case int y when y >= 0 -> "+" + y;
+			case int y -> "-" + -y;
+		};
+	}
+}

test/pretty/resource/before/Switch26.java

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+// version 26:
+public class Switch26 {
+	String switchPatternMatching(int i) {
+		return switch (i) {
+			case 1 -> "one";
+			case 5 -> "five";
+			case int y when y >= 0 -> "+" + y;
+			case int y -> "-" + -y;
+		};
+	}
+}