revert adding post rectors to applied rules as not relevant in result

[TomasVotruba]

Partially reverts: https://github.com/rectorphp/rector-src/pull/7304/files

Ref rectorphp/rector#9373

I'm testing this feature and it shows under every single change, as most of changes do include object from time to time.
This is not very helpful, as new users is trying to understand what 5 of those magical post-rules. Also demo link will not work to create test fixture, as exactly 1 rule must be applied.

Autoimport is a standalone features, because of its complexity. It's not a rule per-se.
Saying that, I'm reverting these post rules from being shown in the result, to keep reports nice and tidy to read 👍

[simonschaufi]

Instead of reverting it completely, I would at least appreciate a configuration option because I really want to see what is going on. There should be a way to show the post rectors in order to know how to disable them for certain files because I have a scenario where I can't import namespaces neither in php nor in the doc blocks.

What do you think about a configuration option or a cli parameter?

[samsonasik]

@TomasVotruba I agree with @simonschaufi, I will create PR to make it configurable, disable by default.

[TomasVotruba]

There is already many options. I want to keep config as simple as it is.

[samsonasik]

The @return needs to be updated to only RectorInterface then to:

-@return array<class-string<RectorInterface|PostRectorInterface>>
+@return array<class-string<RectorInterface>>

since PostRectorInterface is filter out.

[samsonasik]

@TomasVotruba see PR:

• Remove PostRectorInterface from array<> @return docblock on RectorClassesSorter #7370

[simonschaufi]

There is already many options. I want to keep config as simple as it is.

So what do you suggest instead? I would love to hear your opinion how to still display the post rectors if wanted.

[samsonasik]

@simonschaufi I created new PR:

• [DX] Make configurable include post rector classes in result #7372

in case @TomasVotruba will consider that