Add scope-based first-party detection to Composer#712
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laravel/*packages are now automatically recognized as first-party using a scope-based approach, matching the pattern already used inNpm. This removes the need to manually add each new Laravel package to the list.Approach
FIRST_PARTY_SCOPESconstant that matches any package under thelaravel/vendor prefixlaravel/*entries from the explicit packages list