Repeated `@Size` on a `List` generates no adapter (`No Constraints Defined` warning, then `IllegalArgumentException`)

[ah3nan]

Applying the same constraint annotation twice to one field silently produces no adapter. The
processor warns, and validation then throws at runtime.

Reproduction

@Valid
record Two(@Size(min = 1) @Size(max = 5) List<String> x) {}

Validator.instance().validate(new Two(List.of()));

Compile output

warning: No Constraints Defined
    record Two(@Size(min = 1) @Size(max = 5) List<String> x) {}

No TwoValidationAdapter is generated.

Runtime

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No ValidationAdapter for class v.V2$Same
    at io.avaje.validation.core.CoreAdapterBuilder.buildForType(CoreAdapterBuilder.java:83)
    at io.avaje.validation.core.CoreAdapterBuilder.build(CoreAdapterBuilder.java:60)
    at io.avaje.validation.core.DValidator.adapter(DValidator.java:151)

Notes

• A single @Size on the same field works and reports the violation.
• @NotBlank @Size on a String works; repeating @NotBlank @NotBlank does not even compile
  (NotBlank is not a repeatable annotation interface), so @Size is the case where repetition is
  accepted by the compiler but not handled by the generator.
• Hibernate Validator 9.1.2 validates the repeated form (@Size(min=1) @Size(max=5) on a List)
  and reports the violation.

Expected

Either support repeated constraints on the same element, or reject them at build time with an error
rather than emitting a warning and no adapter (the failure currently surfaces only at runtime).

[SentryMan]

well that's an interesting edge case, I never thought to have size twice.