Document @Bean 'lite' mode vs @Configuration #253
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Rework the reference documentation to better distinguish the differences between @bean methods used in @Comonent vs @configuration classes. The 'Using the @bean annotation' section now only covers concepts applicable when using @bean methods in @configuration _or_ @component classes. Information only applicable to @configuration classes has been moved to a new 'Using the @configuration annotation' section. An additional sidebar section attempts to explain the differences between the two approaches. Issue: SPR-9425
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Rework the reference documentation to better distinguish the differences
between @bean methods used in @Comonent vs @configuration classes. The
'Using the @bean annotation' section now only covers concepts applicable
when using @bean methods in @configuration or @component classes.
Information only applicable to @configuration classes has been moved to
a new 'Using the @configuration annotation' section.
An additional sidebar section attempts to explain the differences
between the two approaches.
Issue: