Enable to suppress Suspicious dumping error #320
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Nette/Di introduced warning about suspicious dumping of objects. While i understand the intention, this little warning forces as to rewritte significant amount of value objects that we just pass around. These value objects commonly implements specific interfaces, following pattern of private variable and getters. Even though we could spend time to rewrite everything into PHP 8.4 pattern of
public protected(set) $variableproperties (and hopefully don't run into any more complicated obstacle), I belive that this dev-oriented warning should be possible to suspend by dev.I propose to add a class attribute that would prevent raising up this warning.
I was unable to add any tests as I don't know how to test trigger_error() function, but I am willing to add them if you point me in some direction.