Problem with calling super in overridden default method

This problem is probably easiest to describe using the following standalone code. It's cut down as much as possible from a real world example. Basically I'm trying to extend a class and override a method whose implementation has been provided as default method in an interface somewhere in the hierarchy. Trying to call the overridden method via `super` fails with `Cannot directly invoke the abstract method setReadOnly(boolean) for the type HasValue`.

The same code compiles fine with OpenJDK 17.

```java
public class TestField
extends
CustomField
{
@Override
public void setReadOnly(boolean readOnly)
{
// Eclipse shows this compile error: Cannot directly invoke the abstract method setReadOnly(boolean) for the type HasValue
super.setReadOnly(readOnly);
}
}

abstract class CustomField
extends
AbstractField
implements
HasValue
{
}

abstract class AbstractField
implements
HasValueAndElement
{
}

interface HasValue
{
void setReadOnly(boolean readOnly);
}

interface HasValueAndElement
extends
HasValue
{
@Override
default void setReadOnly(boolean readOnly)
{
}
}
```