[9.x] Allow for the collection of stubs to be published#45653
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This PR adds a
CollectStubsForPublishingevent that is fired during thestub:publishartisan command, with the express purpose of collecting stubs to be published.The idea is that rather than rely on different tags in
vendor:publish, third-party packages can queue up stubs for publishing during the command designed for such.This current solution is the simplest, as I originally wanted to create a simple "StubManager" class to handle it, and have that work as part of the service provider. This solution also allows for the overriding of default stubs, but I can amend that if necessary. My specific use case for this would actually require overriding some of the default ones.
If you're open to a more advanced version of this, I would happily replace this functionality with a method on the base
ServiceProviderif that would be preferable.