Spring injection in enum value - question

[Juan Rolando Prieur-Reza]

Can Spring provide dependency-injection in this example? If so, how?

In the code snippet below, the blank final declaration of the attribute strangeState
is satisfied in the enum's constructor by invoking new Straneness( int q).

If we want to eliminate the new Straneness( int q) by using Spring to assign an instance of Strangeness, we would have a problem.
First, the blank final would flag an error if strangeState is not defined during the constructor execution.
Second, if we simply assign null to strangeState, or remove the final, how can we be sure that Spring's subsequent
replacement of the strangeState value with new Straneness( int q) will not corrupt the bytecode? How would Spring handle this situation properly?

public enum MyEnum {
    QUANTUM_A( 1),
    QUANTUM_B( 2);
 
    MyEnum( int q) { 
        strangeState = new Straneness( q);
    }
 
    final public Straneness strangeState;
}

I believe this objective is beyond the capabilities of Spring. Let me know if you agree, or not. Thanks in advance for your constructive insights.