Mixin injects methods that are callbacks; it does not directly input your [equivalent] bytecode.

[Nessiesson]

[2xsaiko]

Yes, I know, and that's why this line is here in the README:

Note: the method modifications listed in these documents are what the code effectively does, not what the modified bytecode will actually look like. Mixin generates additional methods in the target classes that are inlined here.

I might still change this though.