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Hello!

I have a custom rule that does something like `LibraryEntitiesShouldNotBePublic` does, but also checking inner classes and other stuff.
I want to ignore this rule for entities with a specific annotation, and I found a strange case, and I'm wondering whether this is the expected behaviour or not.

I have this configuration for my rule
```MyRuleSet:
  MyLibraryEntitiesShouldNotBePublic:
    active: true
    ignoreAnnotated:
      - 'MyCustomAnnotation'```


This code reports an issue for `class B`, indicating that it should not be public, which is what I expect from my rule.
```internal class A {
    class B
}```
But this code does not report anything.
```@MyCustomAnnotation
class A {
    class B
}```
Are inner classes issues supposed to be ignored when their parent class is annotated?

`ignoreAnnotated` suppresses issues for it and any of its children