Fix PSR-0 optimized classmap includes classes that do not match the configured namespace prefix #33
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Fix PSR-0 optimized classmap includes classes that do not match the configured namespace prefix #33skmetaly wants to merge 1 commit intocomposer:mainfrom
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Fixes #32
Restores the namespace prefix check for PSR-0 inside
filterByNamespace(). This was removed in #8 to enable --strict-psr warnings for non-matching classes, but PSR-0 path computation uses the full class name without stripping the prefix, so the check was the only guard preventing false positive matches.The fix adds the prefix check back inside the PSR-0 if branch only. Non-matching classes are still added to
$rejectedClassesso PSR violation warnings are preserved.PSR-4 is unaffected because it strips the prefix during path computation, so non-matching classes produce wrong paths and are rejected.