Injectable-artifacts table omits ViewHandler and ELResolver

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Found while resurrecting TCK tests lost during Mojarra 3.0→4.0 transition — specifically `Spec763IT`, the resurrection of #763 ("classes loaded from faces-config.xml are injectable").

The table *[Jakarta Faces Artifacts Eligible for Injection](https://jakarta.ee/specifications/faces/4.1/jakarta-faces-4.1#jakarta-faces-managed-classes-and-jakarta-ee-annotations)* in `ExpressionLanguageFacility.adoc` (§ *Jakarta Faces Managed Classes and Jakarta EE Annotations*) omits two artifacts that are injectable in practice:

- `jakarta.faces.application.ViewHandler`
- `jakarta.el.ELResolver`

Both were injectable in JSR-314 and Mojarra still injects them today: `ApplicationConfigProcessor.setViewHandler(...)` and `addELResolver(...)` create the instance with `performInjection=true` and register it for `@PreDestroy`. Original support landed in javaee/mojarra:

- https://github.com/javaee/mojarra/commit/7a6f863c80c8e9889c56238e809de8cbe9c83045 — *Make it so classes loaded from the faces-config.xml are injectable*
- https://github.com/javaee/mojarra/commit/5bc213ecc7cff571d06219ca192d719c350771dd — *Verify that ViewHandler, StateManager, SystemEventListener, NavigationHandler, ELResolver, ActionListener and ResourceHandler are injectable*

The omission looks like an oversight in the Faces 4.0 DocBook→asciidoc conversion (d7fc1801d): the table still lists the now heavily `@Deprecated(forRemoval=true)` `StateManager` while dropping the fully-active `ViewHandler`.

Request: re-add `ViewHandler` (and clarify/confirm `ELResolver`) in the eligible-for-injection table.

Open ExpressionLanguageFacility.adoc and find the “Jakarta Faces Artifacts Eligible for Injection” table in the “Jakarta Faces Managed Classes and Jakarta EE Annotations” section. Check the Spec763IT context and the documented injection behavior, then update the table to include ViewHandler and clarify or confirm ELResolver; the table should accurately reflect the injectable artifacts.

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