Added native_function_invocation for @compiler_optimized functions
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Description:
This PR introduces a risky rule that will prefix all global, compiler optimized (generating simplified OPCode operations under certain conditions) function calls with
\https://cs.symfony.com/doc/rules/function_notation/native_function_invocation.html
For example, it prefixes all
sprintfcalls, because in newer versions of PHP compiler can recognize that no special processing is actually being done (for example,"Something %s" foois used as string) and can be replaced with interpolation OPCode instead).For QA:
Documentation: