Specify annotation types, by which both classes and class members (i.e. fields, constructors and methods) are included in the generated documentation.

When this parameter is specified, the entire documentation scope will be limited as follows.

A class is included in the documentation only when at least one of the conditions is met:

1. The class has an annotation of one of the specified types.
2. This is an inner class and one of its enclosing classes has an annotation of one of the specified types.

A class member is included according to one of the conditions:

1. The member has an annotation of one of the specified types.

   Note: When the class containing the member must be excluded, the member itself may still appear in the documentation. If that class has documented subclasses, the member will be shown as if it belongs to those of them, which are the nearest descendants of the member's original class.

2. The member's class has an annotation of one of the specified types.
3. The member's class is an inner class and one of its enclosing classes has an annotation of one of the specified types.

When you specify this parameter, the criteria above are only necessary for a class or member to be actually included in the documentation scope. However, they do not guarantee it. Using other include/exclude parameters, you can limit the documentation scope even further!

Each annotation type must be specified with its fully qualified name (e.g. `java.lang.Deprecated`). Multiple annotation type names must be separated with new lines ('\n'), semicolons (';') or colons (':'). For example:

  `my.core.util.Public
  my.project.api.Include`