The . NET framework comes with a Validator class which can exercise your validation logic in isolation. The code to test could look like this.
Since those annotations are very declarative, there is little sense in writing unit tests which just check (with reflection) that the methods are annotated - the tests would just be duplicating the production code. And that would still leave the possibility that the annotations are not being used the way that the framework expects them to be used (maybe they are the wrong annotations, they are in the wrong place, or they are missing some additional configuration).
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