Declarative Linking: Support @InjectLinkNoFollow on class level

When an entity (lets call it parent) in my application links to a collection of entities associated with the parent entity, the declarative linking follows all fields of parent, to check those entities for other links (that's how I understand it).

This causes all lazy loaded collections to get loaded, even if they are not serialized into json format. So I end up with a huge amount of DB queries.
I could avoid this scenario by annotating every field of an entity with @InjectLinkNoFollow but this is impracticable. In fact, all fields of all my models would need to be annotated.

It should be possible, at least, to annotate a class with this annotation to avoid the traversal of associated entities. Or, the traversal of related entities is turned off by default.

A rudimentary fix would be this: [https://github.com/jersey/jersey/compare/master...weaselmetal:release-2.19](https://github.com/jersey/jersey/compare/master...weaselmetal:release-2.19)
#### Affected Versions
[2.19]

Start by locating Jersey's declarative linking implementation and the handling of @InjectLinkNoFollow, then compare the behavior with the linked 2.19 branch diff. Determine how class-level annotation support should prevent traversal of associated entities, and verify that the affected lazy-loaded collections are no longer traversed.

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