Fixed PHPStan type assertions in database model types#7583
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Fixed PHPStan type assertions in database model types#7583limingxinleo merged 1 commit intohyperf:3.2from
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- Updated return type assertions for findOr() and firstOr() methods
to use literal type format (42|User instead of User|int)
- Fixed string literal type assertion in Collection::find()
to use single-quoted format ('string'|User instead of string|User)
These changes ensure PHPStan properly recognizes the literal types
in the type analysis tests.
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Summary
Fixed PHPStan type assertions in database model type test files to ensure proper literal type recognition.
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These changes ensure PHPStan properly recognizes the literal types in the type analysis tests.