[ctor] Skip Doctrine entities with #[ORM\Entity] attribute in NewOverSettersRule - #307
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Entities marked with
#[ORM\Entity]are usually set/get magically, sosymplify.newOverSettersshould not push their setters into the constructor.Entity skipping already existed but relied on a raw string match:
The second branch was dead (files start with
<?php) and missed the#[ORM\Entity]attribute form entirely.Now detection reads attribute reflection for
Doctrine\ORM\Mapping\Entity, with the@ORM\Entityannotation kept as fallback. Added a source + fixture covering the attribute form.