0.4.0 — api:lint from the IDE

Added

• api:lint runs from the IDE, in a Lint tab beside the endpoint list, or
  from Tools → Run api:lint.

  Not for the convenience of not opening a terminal. The command carries
  twenty-eight rules against the ten implemented here, and writing the other
  eighteen in Kotlin would create a second truth that drifts from the first —
  the very thing this plugin looks for in other people's code. So the fast
  checks run as you type, and the whole set is asked of the application.

  Findings are clickable: their address is version · controller.action, which
  the route map turns into a method, so a double click opens the docblock the
  finding is about.

  It needs artisan and a php. Where they are missing the reason is said in
  words — availability is a file question, deliberately, so that a menu being
  built does not depend on the index being ready.

  php is looked for in the login shell's environment rather than the
  launcher's. On macOS an IDE started from Finder inherits neither the shell's
  PATH nor its version manager, so the first version of this told a developer
  whose terminal runs php artisan all day that there was no PHP on the
  machine.