[11.x] Add the --strict option to make:class command

[saMahmoudzadeh]

This PR, aims to add the --strict option to the make:class command. this option empowers developers to craft Laravel classes with strict typing, thereby harnessing the full potential of PHP's additional features.

The aim is to give developers the option to choose whether to be in strict mode or not?

Example

php artisan make:class MyClass --strict
php artisan make:class MyInokableClass --invokable --strict

The phrase declare(strict_types=1); at the beginning of the generated classes signifies that strict typing mode is enabled.

Tests

Adding tests related to the --strict option and applying strict typing to ensure the correctness of these changes.

Thanks!

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[ahinkle]

Duplicate of #50349

[saMahmoudzadeh]

Hi @ahinkle

This PR ( #50349 ) you mentioned mandates strict mode. However, my PR is optional. That is, the developer had the option to choose whether to select strict mode or not?

This Pull request is only focused on the classes that the user creates through make:class and that too is completely optional for the developer and is not the default. That is, the user must definitely use --strict, but your case indicated it was default and mandatory.

So, the user can optionally use --strict. This approach is a gradual shift towards strict typing.

It means it's better to initially encourage users to opt for strict typing optionally rather than directly modifying the core, which is high-risk.

Thanks!

[taylorotwell]

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