Interfaces inside classes are handled incorrectly

Seems like if I define a interface inside a class declaration a empty java file will be produced among the compiled files. Example:

aspect A{
    public class A {
        public interface B {
            public boolean a();
        }
    }
}

This will produce two java files, A.java and B.java. A.java contains as expected the class A, with the internal interface B (containing the method a()). B.java is also produced for some reason and only contain an empty interface declaration for B.

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