fix(compiler): allow re-assigning inferred local object to another class - #95
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A local variable has no type declaration; its class is inferred from the first assignment. Re-assigning an unrelated concrete class in a mutually exclusive branch (e.g. ReflectionFunction in `if` and ReflectionMethod in `else`) is valid PHP, but was rejected with "Cannot re-assign typed object". Route both re-assignment sites through reassignInferredObjectVar(), which widens an inferred local to a generic dynamic object. Parameters, native objects, and explicitly declared object types keep the strict check.
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A local variable has no type declaration; its class is inferred from the first assignment. Re-assigning an unrelated concrete class in a mutually exclusive branch (e.g. ReflectionFunction in
ifand ReflectionMethod inelse) is valid PHP, but was rejected with "Cannot re-assign typed object".Route both re-assignment sites through reassignInferredObjectVar(), which widens an inferred local to a generic dynamic object. Parameters, native objects, and explicitly declared object types keep the strict check.