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Your failing test combines @Type(type = "text") & @Nationalized on one attribute. In SimpleValueBinder#setType, the explicit @Type is checked first and trumps all others. So, currently, I would expect TextType to be used there. NTextType would only happen if @Type(type= "ntext") was used.
However, that brings up a good question. Steve Ebersole, if @Type and @Nationalized are both used, how should we handle? Warn and use the @Type? Attempt to define a ruleset that would handle "text" -> "ntext" if @Nationalized was present, for instance?