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PR #43 taught data classes to accept and store $hooks, and the planner marks every transitive parent as hook-using -- but the fragment-spread getter templates in DataClassGenerator kept hard-coding `new Child($this->data)`, so the stored hooks never reached the child. PHPStan flagged each intermediate class with arguments.count on the child constructor and property.onlyWritten on its own $hooks property. Delegate the constructor expression to $typeInitializer, which already consults ClassHookUsageRegistry via ObjectTypeInitializer, instead of rebuilding `new X(...)` by hand in four places.
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PR #43 taught data classes to accept and store $hooks, and the planner marks every transitive parent as hook-using -- but the fragment-spread getter templates in DataClassGenerator kept hard-coding
new Child($this->data), so the stored hooks never reached the child. PHPStan flagged each intermediate class with arguments.count on the child constructor and property.onlyWritten on its own $hooks property.Delegate the constructor expression to $typeInitializer, which already consults ClassHookUsageRegistry via ObjectTypeInitializer, instead of rebuilding
new X(...)by hand in four places.