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[perf] Resolve method name before receiver type in reflection and AST resolvers - #8682
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Hoists the cheap
methodName === nullguard above the expensivenodeTypeResolver->getType()call on the receiver in three hot per-call resolvers. When the call name is unresolvable the methods bail, so the full PHPStan type resolution on the receiver was wasted on that path.ReflectionResolver::resolveMethodReflectionFromStaticCallReflectionResolver::resolveMethodReflectionFromMethodCallAstResolver::resolveClassMethodFromCallPure statement reorder, behaviour unchanged - the name check is independent of the resolved type. Matches the ordering the sibling
resolvePropertyReflectionFromPropertyFetchalready uses.Validated locally: ECS and PHPStan level 8 clean on both files, rules-tests/TypeDeclaration + rules-tests/DeadCode green (1765 tests).