Implement overloaded condition method selection based on parameter count#4055
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- Add selectMostSpecificConditionMethod to choose condition method with most bindable parameters - Update getPresenceCheck and getPresenceCheckForSourceParameter to use new selection logic - Add regression test OverloadedConditionTest to validate the fix for issue mapstruct#3993
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This PR implements the fix for issue #3993 by adding logic to select the most specific overloaded condition method based on the number of bindable parameters.
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The implementation allows overloaded condition methods by choosing the one with the most parameters that can be bound, avoiding ambiguity errors.