Fix Composer discovery for public package classes - #525
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Summary
WP_Agentand the public package definition directory through Agents API's Composer metadataagents-api.phpas the idempotent runtime bootstrap while exposing public package types lazilyWhy
Guarded WordPress-style global classes were invisible to Composer-aware static analysis because
agents-api.phpdeliberately returns under PHPStan. Downstream projects had to scan Agents API's internal source paths themselves.The package now owns discovery directly. Consumers only load normal Composer autoload; no opt-in NEON, internal path knowledge, or runtime bootstrap execution is required.
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composer smokesuite: passed, including the consumer fixturegit diff --check: passedCloses #524