Fix GH-8421: Attributes that target functions are not valid for anonymous functions defined within a method #8424
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…mous functions defined within a method
Co-authored-by: Christoph M. Becker <[email protected]>
Added trailing newline, put the closure definition on the line after the attribute, and replaced echo with var_dump for output
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This fixes #8421, allowing anonymous functions defined within a method to have attributes targeting functions.
I've added tests for:
ClosureHolderClosureHolderClosureHolderbut within a static contextClosureHolderbut within a static context