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This pull request primarily includes code quality and type safety improvements to the Laravel application's bootstrap process, as well as the removal of a cached package configuration file. The changes aim to clarify intent, add type hints, and clean up the codebase.
Code quality and type safety improvements:
Applicationclass and updated the bootstrapping process in theartisanfile to use a typed$appvariable, improving clarity and static analysis. [1] [2]voidreturn type hints to middleware and exception handler closure callbacks inbootstrap/app.phpfor better type safety and code clarity. [1] [2]Build and configuration cleanup:
bootstrap/cache/packages.phpfile, which contained cached package provider and alias information, likely to refresh or regenerate it as part of a deployment or build process.