fix(Core): correct SessionStorageBackend namespace in SessionHandlerFactory#133
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…actory The use statement imported Horde\SessionHandler\Storage\SessionStorageBackend, but the interface lives in Horde\SessionHandler. PHP's autoload silently failed to resolve the wrong-namespaced reference, causing the createHashtableBackend() return type to be unresolvable at runtime — every call with hashtable/memcache session driver threw TypeError.
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usestatement importedHorde\SessionHandler\Storage\SessionStorageBackend, but the interface actually lives inHorde\SessionHandler(noStoragesegment).PHP's autoload silently failed to resolve the wrong-namespaced reference, which meant
createHashtableBackend()'s: SessionStorageBackendreturn type couldn't be checked at runtime. Result: every call withcache.driver = 'hashtable'or'memcache'for sessions threw a misleadingTypeError:HashtableBackenddoes implementSessionStorageBackend— the type check just couldn't see it because the imported name pointed nowhere.SessionHandlerFactoryTestalready exercised this and was failing with 5 errors. After the one-line fix, all 13 tests pass.Refs #131