Add contact persons use case

[KarlsonComplete]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new 'Contact Persons' domain into the application, providing a structured and robust way to manage individual contact information. It establishes a comprehensive data model for contact persons, complete with lifecycle management (creation, updates, deletion, status changes, verification) and integrates it with the existing application installation logic. The changes are supported by new Doctrine mappings, dedicated repositories, and a set of well-defined use cases, ensuring maintainability and testability.

Highlights

• New ContactPerson Entity: Introduces a new ContactPerson aggregate root with properties like ID, status, full name, email, mobile phone, comment, external ID, Bitrix24 user/partner IDs, and user agent information. This entity is designed for robust management of individual contact data.
• Doctrine Integration: Provides comprehensive Doctrine XML mappings for the ContactPerson, FullName, and UserAgentInfo entities, along with a dedicated ContactPersonRepository for efficient data access and persistence. Custom Doctrine types for phone numbers and IP addresses are also registered.
• Comprehensive Use Cases: Implements a suite of use cases for managing contact persons, including creation (Install), deletion (Uninstall), data modification (UpdateData), and verification of email and mobile phone numbers. Each use case is supported by dedicated commands and handlers.
• New Dependencies: Integrates odolbeau/phone-number-bundle and darsyn/ip-doctrine to provide robust and standardized handling of phone numbers and IP addresses within the application, particularly for Doctrine entities. Additionally, symfony/var-exporter is added.
• Extensive Testing: Includes a full suite of functional tests for the ContactPersonRepository and all new use case handlers, ensuring the reliability, correctness, and maintainability of the newly introduced contact persons feature.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a significant new feature, the "Contact Persons" use case, including entities, repositories, use cases, and tests. The overall structure is good and follows the existing architecture. However, I've found several issues related to correctness, consistency, and robustness that need to be addressed. These include potential null pointer exceptions, inconsistent behavior in entities, bugs in repositories and handlers, and some issues in the new tests. Please review the detailed comments below.

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14-12-2025

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18-01-2026

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25-01-2026

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01-02-2026