Annotation location when mixed with modifiers

When annotations are mixed with modifiers, formatter formats the code in following way:

```
$ cat TestingModifiers.java
/** some javadoc. */
public abstract class TestingModifiers {
abstract @MyAnnotation2 public void fooMet1();

final strictfp synchronized protected @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod7() {}

synchronized final strictfp @MyAnnotation2 public void fooMethod5() {}

@MyAnnotation2 public static @MyAnnotation4 strictfp void someMethod5() {}

strictfp protected final @MyAnnotation2 static synchronized void fooMethod1() {}

native synchronized protected static @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod3();
}

$ java -jar google-java-format-1.23.0-all-deps.jar TestingModifiers.java > TestingModifiersUpdated.java

$ cat TestingModifiersUpdated.java
/** some javadoc. */
public abstract class TestingModifiers {
abstract @MyAnnotation2 public void fooMet1();

protected final synchronized strictfp @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod7() {}

final synchronized strictfp @MyAnnotation2 public void fooMethod5() {}

@MyAnnotation2
public static @MyAnnotation4 strictfp void someMethod5() {}

protected final strictfp @MyAnnotation2 static synchronized void fooMethod1() {}

protected static synchronized native @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod3();
}

$ diff -u TestingModifiers.java TestingModifiersUpdated.java
--- TestingModifiers.java 2024-08-28 11:00:02.129632600 +0530
+++ TestingModifiersUpdated.java 2024-08-28 11:01:40.748988100 +0530
@@ -2,13 +2,14 @@
public abstract class TestingModifiers {
abstract @MyAnnotation2 public void fooMet1();

- final strictfp synchronized protected @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod7() {}
+ protected final synchronized strictfp @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod7() {}

- synchronized final strictfp @MyAnnotation2 public void fooMethod5() {}
+ final synchronized strictfp @MyAnnotation2 public void fooMethod5() {}

- @MyAnnotation2 public static @MyAnnotation4 strictfp void someMethod5() {}
+ @MyAnnotation2
+ public static @MyAnnotation4 strictfp void someMethod5() {}

- strictfp protected final @MyAnnotation2 static synchronized void fooMethod1() {}
+ protected final strictfp @MyAnnotation2 static synchronized void fooMethod1() {}

- native synchronized protected static @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod3();
+ protected static synchronized native @MyAnnotation2 void fooMethod3();
}
```

From [4.8.7 Modifiers](https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html#s4.8.7-modifiers)

> Class and member modifiers, when present, appear in the order recommended by the Java Language Specification:
>
> `public protected private abstract default static final transient volatile synchronized native strictfp`

There's not explicitly mentioned anything about position of annotations when mixed with modifiers or annotations should not be mixed with modifiers or something similar to that in above rule.

Also, in [4.8.5 Annotations](https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html#s4.8.5-annotations), there's not explicitly mentioned that how annotations should be positioned when used with modifiers. But all sub-sections mostly refers to:
```
Annotations applying to a class appear immediately after the documentation block, and each annotation is listed on a line of its own (that is, one annotation per line).
```

Attention to:

```
immediately after the documentation block
```

This kind of implies that annotations should be placed before any modifiers. But formatter does not places annotations before modifiers as shown in above example. So if annotations should not be mixed with modifiers and placed at the beginning or in a separate line then formatter should be updated and format the code according to this.

Comece comparando os exemplos fornecidos com anotações mistas com as seções 4.8.5 e 4.8.7 do Google Java Style Guide vinculado. Nenhum arquivo-fonte ou teste foi especificado, portanto localize primeiro a lógica do formatter e a cobertura existente para modificadores e anotações; a tarefa estará concluída quando o posicionamento pretendido estiver decidido e os exemplos forem formatados de forma consistente.

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