2.20.0

Changed

• Proxy dispatch is now a direct parent::method(...) first-class callable (no double dispatch through the proxy); intercepted-call overhead roughly halved. Generated proxies are invalidated via AopCode::GENERATION — existing script dirs regenerate once after upgrade (stale files are ignored, not loaded). (#260)
• Faster weave/newInstance path: cache weaved class names, instantiate with new $class(...$args) instead of reflection, and match attributes without instantiating them during bind. (#259)
• Annotation-order (onion) binding now respects attribute inheritance (is_a, aligned with #255). Methods annotated with a subclass attribute may get a different interceptor order than before (they were previously bound only in the default phase). (#259)
• Weaved methods include an always-on // comment listing bound interceptor short class names (self-documenting generated code; no runtime cost). (#262)

Fixed

• Compiler::compile() now (re)emits the weaved class file even when the class is already declared in the process but the file is missing, so a compile pipeline that cleans and recompiles produces complete output for runtime loaders that resolve weaved classes by name. (#261)
• Infinite recursion when an interceptor invoked another intercepted method on the same instance via getThis(). Such nested calls are now intercepted normally (previously interception state was corrupted). (#260)
• Codegen no longer corrupts generated method code containing $1-style sequences (preg_replace backreference bug in AopCode::insert()). (#260)
• Bind/match no longer instantiates method attributes via getAnnotations()/getAnnotation(), so a broken attribute constructor on an unrelated method cannot fatal bind(). (#259)
• Weaver serialization excludes the in-process weaved-class cache so a restored Weaver in another process reloads class files instead of assuming FQNs are already defined. (#259)

Removed

• Internal API: AopCode::INTERCEPT_STATEMENT public const, _intercept(), _isAspect; AopCode::resolveInterceptTrait() is now private. (#260)