Robo electric extension not inherited through nested classes when using abstract class

[dimpdash]

Setup

I have a Domain test which is agnostic to robo electric and is actually in a separate gradle module with no dependencies

abstract class DomainTest {
        @Nested
         inner class CaseSpecificTest {
                 @Test
                  fun test() {}
         }
}

I then have another gradle module for android that implements the domain

@ExtendWith(RoboElectricTest)
AndroidSpecficImpDomainTest : DomainTest {}

Cannot put RoboElectricTest annotation on Domain test without breaking decoupling

Issue

This code is failing on the nested tests

JUnit5RobolectricTestRunnerHelper
...
            require(testClass.isExtendedWithRobolectric()) {
                "Test class ${testClass.name} is not extended with ${RobolectricExtension::class.simpleName}"
            }

I think its because isExtendedWithRobolectric only checks for the declaringClass but does not also check for the super class

internal fun Class<*>.isExtendedWithRobolectric(): Boolean {
    val isExtended = findAnnotations(ExtendWith::class.java).any { annotation ->
        val valueMethod = annotation.javaClass.getDeclaredMethod("value")

        @Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")
        val value: Array<Class<*>> = valueMethod.invoke(annotation) as Array<Class<*>>
        value.any { it.name == RobolectricExtension::class.java.name }
    }
    return if (isExtended) {
        true
    } else if (declaringClass != null) {
        declaringClass.isExtendedWithRobolectric()

#### Maybe could add some thing like this ####
    } else if (superClass != null) { 
        superClass.isExtendedWithRoboelectric()
     } else {
        false
    }
}

[nomasprime]

@Nested doesn't work for me either.

[dimpdash]

Happy to chuck up a PR if this sounds ok.

I can add an integration test to capture this