Add Support for #[Bind] Attribute in Console Command Handle Methods

[techmahedy]

This PR adds support for PHP 8 attributes in console command handle methods, specifically the #[Bind] attribute. Currently, the router supports this attribute in controller methods, but console commands lack the same functionality. This change brings feature parity between HTTP controllers and console commands.

Changes

1. Enhanced Container::call() Method with Attribute Support

Why This Change?

Previously, this would not work in console commands:

class DopparApplication extends Command
{
    public function handle(
        #[Bind(UserRepository::class)] UserRepositoryInterface $userRepository,  // Attribute ignored
        User $user  // Regular dependency works
    ): int {
        // $userRepository would not be properly bound
    }
}

After this change, it works:

class DopparApplication extends Command
{
    public function handle(
        #[Bind(UserRepository::class)] UserRepositoryInterface $userRepository,  // Now works!
        User $user  // Still works
    ): int {
        $users = $userRepository->getUsers();  // Properly resolved with binding
    }
}

Console commands now support the same attribute-based injection as controllers. Reduce boilerplate by using attributes for interface bindings. Bind interfaces to concrete implementations directly in method signatures.

Breaking Changes

None. This change is fully backward compatible. Existing commands without attributes continue to work exactly as before. The container's call() method maintains the same signature and behavior for non-attributed parameters.

[techmahedy]

@rrr63 would you please check it? Why does the test fail in Windows?

[techmahedy]

@rrr63 it works

[rrr63]

Thank you @techmahedy