[NodeTypeResolver] Using builtin ->isArray()->yes() on ArrayTypeAnalyzer::isArrayType() #5870
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samsonasik
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staabm
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| use Rector\NodeTypeResolver\NodeTypeResolver; | ||
| use Rector\Reflection\ReflectionResolver; | ||
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| final readonly class ArrayTypeAnalyzer |
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Maybe this whole class may now be deprecated?
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I think we can keep it for now in case of regression, then we can add some logic here instead
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