Support single action controller, resource class and make routes availability configurable from env

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Pull request overview

This PR adds support for single action controllers (invokable controllers) and resource classes by updating the data validation approach and controller method resolution. The changes align with Laravel Data v4's type system and add support for Laravel 12.

Key changes:

• Replaced is_a() checks with AcceptedTypesStorage::getAcceptedTypesAndKind() for more flexible data type validation
• Updated controller method resolution from getActionMethod() to Str::parseCallback()
• Added Laravel 12 to supported framework versions

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
composer.json	Added Laravel 12 (^12) to supported framework versions
src/Data/Operation.php	Changed controller method resolution to use Str::parseCallback() for handling single action controllers; added debug echo statement
src/Data/Schema.php	Replaced is_a() validation with AcceptedTypesStorage::getAcceptedTypesAndKind() to support resource classes and other data-related types
src/Data/Property.php	Updated data class validation to use AcceptedTypesStorage approach; removed unused LaravelData import alias

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[Copilot]

For single action controllers (invokable controllers), Str::parseCallback($route->action['uses']) may return [class, null] if the action doesn't contain an '@' separator. Accessing [1] could give null, causing getMethod(null) to fail.

Consider using Str::parseCallback($route->action['uses'], '__invoke')[1] to provide a default method name for invokable controllers. Alternatively, $route->getActionMethod() already handles both regular and invokable controllers correctly.

Suggested change

	$controller_function = $controller_class->getMethod(Str::parseCallback($route->action['uses'])[1]);
	$controller_function = $controller_class->getMethod($route->getActionMethod());

[Copilot]

The test helper methodFromRoute in tests/Pest.php uses $route->getActionMethod() (line 53), but the production code now uses Str::parseCallback($route->action['uses'])[1]. This inconsistency means tests may pass while production code fails for invokable controllers.

Consider updating the test helper to use the same approach as the production code, or vice versa, to ensure tests accurately reflect production behavior.

[Copilot]

This debugging echo statement should be removed before merging to production. It will output to stdout whenever an operation is created from a route, which is not appropriate for production code.

Suggested change

echo $controller_class->name, "::", $controller_function->name, "\n";