feat: Add #[Boot] and #[Initialize] attributes

[binaryfire]

This PR ports Laravel's #[Boot] and #[Initialize] attributes to Hypervel, allowing trait methods to be marked as boot/initialize methods without requiring the conventional naming.

Summary

• Adds #[Boot] attribute for marking static methods as boot methods
• Adds #[Initialize] attribute for marking methods as initialize methods
• Adds HasBootableTraits trait that overrides bootTraits() to support attributes
• Modifies Model to use the new HasBootableTraits trait

Usage

#[Boot] Attribute

Traditionally, trait boot methods must be named boot{TraitName}:

trait SoftDeletes
{
    public static function bootSoftDeletes(): void
    {
        // Called once during model boot
    }
}

With the #[Boot] attribute, you can name the method anything:

trait SoftDeletes
{
    #[Boot]
    public static function registerSoftDeleteScope(): void
    {
        // Called once during model boot
    }
}

#[Initialize] Attribute

Traditionally, trait initialize methods must be named initialize{TraitName}:

trait HasUuids
{
    public function initializeHasUuids(): void
    {
        // Called on each new model instance
    }
}

With the #[Initialize] attribute, you can name the method anything:

trait HasUuids
{
    #[Initialize]
    public function setupUuidBehavior(): void
    {
        // Called on each new model instance
    }
}

Changes

New Files

• src/core/src/Database/Eloquent/Attributes/Boot.php - The Boot attribute class
• src/core/src/Database/Eloquent/Attributes/Initialize.php - The Initialize attribute class
• src/core/src/Database/Eloquent/Concerns/HasBootableTraits.php - Trait providing enhanced bootTraits()
• tests/Core/Database/Eloquent/Concerns/HasBootableTraitsTest.php - Tests (7 tests, 18 assertions)

Modified Files

• src/core/src/Database/Eloquent/Model.php - Added HasBootableTraits trait

How It Works

1. HasBootableTraits overrides Hyperf's bootTraits() method
2. Uses ReflectionClass to iterate through all methods on the model
3. For static methods: checks both conventional naming (boot{TraitName}) and #[Boot] attribute
4. For all methods: checks both conventional naming (initialize{TraitName}) and #[Initialize] attribute
5. Conventional naming is still fully supported - attributes are an alternative, not a replacement

Notes

• Boot methods must be static (same as conventional boot methods)
• Initialize methods are called on each new model instance
• Both attributes and conventional naming work together