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{
foreach ($this->checkedExceptionClasses as $checkedExceptionClass) {
if (!$this->reflectionProvider->hasClass($checkedExceptionClass)) {
throw new ShouldNotHappenException('Class ' . $checkedExceptionClass . ' used in \'checkedExceptionClasses\' does not exist.');
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Not sure if this is the preferred way of config validation.

if (!$this->reflectionProvider->hasClass($uncheckedExceptionClass)) {
throw new ShouldNotHappenException('Class ' . $uncheckedExceptionClass . ' used in \'uncheckedExceptionClasses\' does not exist.');
}
}
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Do you want that behind featureFlag / bleedingEdge? I think this will be pretty rare.

- Moved validation from DefaultExceptionTypeResolver constructor to ContainerFactory::validateParameters()
- Added bleeding edge feature flag protection to avoid BC break
- Use InvalidConfigurationException for proper error handling
- Note: The required placement in validateParameters() complicates the code as we cannot use BleedingEdgeToggle::isBleedingEdge() since it's not initialized yet, requiring manual parameter checking

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And fix the conflicts please 😊

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if (array_key_exists('featureToggles', $parameters) && is_array($parameters['featureToggles']) && (bool) $parameters['featureToggles']['bleedingEdge']) {
$this->validateExceptionClasses($parameters);
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You can put these conditions right next to:

		$container = $configurator->createContainer()->getByType(Container::class);
		$this->validateParameters($container->getParameters(), $projectConfig['parametersSchema']);

And pass ReflectionProvider properly from $container instead of obtaining it statically.

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Meaning do not call validateExceptionClasses from inside validateParameters, but instead from create.

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