[13.x] Add payload to InspectedJob

[jackbayliss]

If you use Queue::createPayloadUsing we may include additional payload information, but this isn't exposed via any of the queue inspection methods. (Thanks for pointing me at this method Taylor lol)

This PR adds payload to the InspectedJob so we can access it if we have any custom payload information.

 Queue::createPayloadUsing(function ($connection, $queue, $payload) {
      $job = $payload['data']['command'] ?? null;

      return is_object($job) && method_exists($job, 'context')
          ? ['context' => $job->context()]
          : [];
  });

  // when inspecting:
  Queue::reservedJobs()->first()->payload['context']; // ['tenant' => 'acme', ...]

I considered a static buildUsing callback on InspectedJob to allow swapping the class entirely, but felt like exposing the payload was simpler? Open to your opinion tho cause I wasnt sure what you'd prefer / maybe a better way?

I moved about the vars cause createdAt seemed odd not being last, I guess a slight b/c but dont think anyone is using it in that way

I figured you can already see the payload in the DB etc, so no harm seeing it via the inspection methods, and also useful for debugging

Test included

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[jackbayliss]

@ziadoz Good question for all of the inspection methods tbh, but this follows how it is already, I'd imagine there's a good pr for that tho 😉 - will poke it when I get time

[jackbayliss]

@ziadoz Encryption only happens on the command ie job via iedata.command afaik, so it's not a concern for now as when using Queue::createPayloadUsing it gets put on the outer array, not on the data.command bit, so not encrypted.

It could be worth looking at separately, if you wanted to tap into the command via the inspect stuff but not sure if anyone would really want to tap into the command or at least I dont have a use case for it yet :D