see #95

Adds the property markName to each of the three existing annotations (JvmBlocking, JvmAsync, JsPromise) in the runtime, which, when specified, adds the corresponding annotation (@JvmName, @JsName) to the generated function (or getter of the property).

In addition, the markNameProperty property has been added to the markAnnotation configuration item to allow customization of any behavior related to markName, e.g., by adding @Deprecated("${markName}") or something like that (or maybe you write your own custom annotation?).

For example, the build.gradle.kts:

suspendTransformPlugin {
    transformers {
        // others...
        addJvm {
            // others...
            markAnnotation {
                // others...
                // config your mark name property here
                markNameProperty {
                    propertyName = "markName" // The property name in your mark annotation
                    annotation {
                        packageName = "kotlin"
                        className = "Deprecated"
                        propertyName = "message" // The message in @Deprecated(message = "...")
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

NOTE: There are some limitations: you can only specify one annotation, and you can only specify one of its string-type parameters.

NOTE: There will be more restrictions in the JVM, such as the compiler warning or rejecting when using @JvmName on a non-final function.