Describe the bug
The Allure Report does not show the description if Maven JUnit4 is used with the Annotation @Description(useJavaDoc = true)

To Reproduce
Use the Git Repo: https://github.com/focbenz/allure-junit-example/tree/bug/javadoc-description-not-in-report or the following
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add @Description(useJavaDoc = true) to an existing JUnit4 test case. e.g.

/**
  * This Javadoc describes the test that just passes. Demonstrates the use of Javadoc as test description.
  */
@Test
@Description(useJavaDoc = true)
public void simpleTestWithDescriptionFromJavadoc() throws Exception {
	assertThat(1, is(1));
}

2. Run 'mvn clean test allure:report allure:serve' to see the report
3. Check the description of test method simpleTestWithDescriptionFromJavadoc

Expected behavior
See the Javadoc as description in the report for the SimpleTest method simpleTestWithDescriptionFromJavadoc.

Screenshots

Environment (please complete the following information):

There is a sample project available as fork from the allure-junit-sample project:
https://github.com/focbenz/allure-junit-example/tree/bug/javadoc-description-not-in-report

Additional context

• The resource files are correctly generated in target\test-classes\allureDescriptions by the AnnotationProcessor
• but the content is not written in the descriptionHtml nodes of the result files

But:

• Just using the annotation @description("Documentation") works.
• Running the same configuration as described with the JUnit5 framework generates the report correctly.