Bump spaze/phpstan-disallowed-calls from 2.15.1 to 2.16.0

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Bumps spaze/phpstan-disallowed-calls from 2.15.1 to 2.16.0.

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Detect disallowed interface methods, docs update

Method calls from interface implementations are now detected (#212, @​enumag wrote the test, thanks)

So you can disallow Interface::method() and Implementation::method() will also be detected. It already worked for constructors so makes sense to support it generally.

Attributes in config can be specified like #[\Foo()], not just like Foo (#207)

Make copy/pasting attribute names more straightforward. Similar already works for method calls etc.

Split the README into multiple smaller files (#209 + #210)

The README file was getting way too big already, making it shorter also gives better overview of what the extension does.

Internal changes

• Specify all required test files explicitly in given order and test all libs loaded (#213) And write a test to test that all test files are actually required because I don't trust anyone (=me) to not forget to add that file. Autoloading them seemed fine but the order could be more or less random which could break some tests, and it did.
• Use more precise list<type> instead of type[] where possible (#214)

Commits

• c7a80cc Use more precise list\<type> instead of type[] where possible (#214)
• 65fb9e8 Use more precise list<type> instead of type[] where possible
• adf917d Detect disallowed interface methods (#212)
• 4005114 Detect disallowed interface methods
• afff2e3 Add test for detecting disallowed interface methods
• 9acab79 Specify all required files explicitly in given order and test all libs loaded...
• 3816596 Specify all required files explicitly in given order and test all libs loaded
• 5e92127 Document custom rulesets (#210)
• 9e7ce96 Document custom rulesets
• 2e8626c Split the README into multiple smaller files (#209)
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