In case you really need to inject value classes, Guice does that for you
for free. If you @Inject a Person (non-scoped), every time will give a new
Person.
But I can't figure out why a simple value class should be managed by Guice.
In this case I'm sure that's easier and clearer to just use a
Please don't inject value classes, generally speaking.
I tend to think of dependencies in three kinds - collaborators, configuration,
and consumables. Consumables are value classes that are consumed by and
transformed by your collaborators, in the context of your configuration.
Generally
