refactor: update decorate method signatures to use typed parameters#42
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This pull request updates the method signature of the
decoratemethod in theInputObjectModeland its generated test fixtures to use explicit type declarations for its parameters and return type. This improves type safety and code clarity.Type safety and code clarity improvements:
decoratemethod inInputObjectModel.phpto explicitly declare the parameter types (string $name, mixed $value) and the return type (mixed).TestInputInputTypeclasses incase-1.php.txtandcase-2.php.txtto match the new method signature fordecorate. [1] [2]