added a @JPFAttribute(TYPE_NAME,...) annotation for model classes (class, field and method target), which causes JPF to automatically set attribute objects that are instantiated from the provided type name args. Note that the respective attribute classes need to have a public default constructor. Added a JPFAttrAnnotationTest to show how to use it. This is the generic mechanism to use if we need to mark ClassInfos, MethodInfos and FieldInfos either from sources (using annotations), or from config files (type names/matchers used from listeners etc.) - base the processing on attributes, and set them from annotations via @JPFAttribute Refactored MethodInfo linking to happen from Initializer.setMethodDone() so that annotations are already parsed (setMethod() is too early since none of the classfile method attributes are parsed at this point)

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