For annotation types like the following it would make sense to also include the element default value in the type tables, as the compiler validates that the annotations provide a value for all elements without defaults. Thus if the parser warnings are enabled, there will be warnings logged when compiling against type tables.

More importantly, the values will be missing in the LST type attribution (cf. JavaType.Annotation), which in turn means that downstream recipes won't be able to act on any element default values.

@interface AnnA {
    AnnB[] b() default {@AnnB(val = 2)};
}

@interface AnnB {
    int val() default 1;
}