Fix: fully-qualify \Closure in docblock type hints for correct reflection-copy resolution - #59
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…tion-copy resolution Fully qualify the type inline as `\Closure` in all three docblocks. Because the qualification lives in the docblock text itself, it survives being copied verbatim into any consumer's generated actor class — resolving correctly regardless of that file's namespace or its own imports.
JeroenBoesten
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Fully qualify the type inline as
\Closurein all three docblocks. Because the qualification lives in the docblock text itself, it survives being copied verbatim into any consumer's generated actor class — resolving correctly regardless of that file's namespace or its own imports.