[LANG-1820] updated the javadoc to reflect the actual behaviour of ObjectUtils.anyNull(Object) method#1621
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Fixed the javadoc described in the issue LANG_1820
The Javadoc for
ObjectUtils.anyNull(Object...)incorrectly@paramstated thattrue should be returned when the array is null or empty. However, the current implementation delegates to!allNotNull(values), andallNotNull()returnstruefor empty arrays, causinganyNull()to return false for empty arrays.There already exists a test that verifies this behaviour located in
org.apache.commons.lang3.ObjectUtilsTest.testAnyNullthatanyNullreturns false for empty array.So updated the javadoc to reflect this behaviour.