@Language should be applicable as a type-annotation.

# Description

`@Target` `ElementType.TYPE_USE` may be added to `@Language` annotation to allow its usage in applicablecontexts.

# Example

Currently the following example won't compile although it is logical:
```java
private final @NotNull Map<@NotNull NamespacedKey, @Language("json") @NotNull String> addedAdvancements;
```

Another positive side is that while currently IntelliJ warns on incorrect order in the following case:
```java
public void addAdvancement(final @NotNull NamespacedKey key,
final @Language("json") @NotNull String advancementJson) { /* ... */ }
```
suggesting swapping of `final` and `@Language("json")`, this wouldn't be true if `TYPE_USE` was present on the annotation.

Start by locating the @Language annotation declaration and reviewing its existing @Target configuration. Verify the two Java examples, then confirm that adding TYPE_USE allows the type-annotation usage and avoids the reported annotation-order warning without breaking current uses.

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