anchor.diff:  ----
   
   ===== TYPE
  -When a type/class is annotated, the implementation must register a timer for each of the constructor and methods using the <<annotated-naming-convention>>. Each time a constructor/method is invoked, the execution will be timed with the corresponding timer.
  +When a type/class is annotated, the implementation must register a timer for each of the constructors and methods using the <<annotated-naming-convention>>. Each time a constructor/method is invoked, the execution will be timed with the corresponding timer.
   
   .Example of an annotated type/class
   [source, java]
  
positive.code: [source]
  ----
  {
    "count": 45
  }
  ----
  
  
negative.code: These are listed here as they are dependent on the underlying JVM and not the server and thus fit better in _base_ scope
  than the _vendor_ one.
  
  Required base metrics are exposed under `/metrics/base`.
  
  ===== Application metrics
  
  Application specific metrics can not be backed into the server as they are supposed to be provided by the
  