Add "resource" to reserved classes #20778
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The "resource" type keyword should be treated as a reserved class name to prevent it from being used as a class name, consistent with other built-in type keywords like "mixed", "object", and "iterable".
Add regression test to verify that class_alias() rejects 'resource' as a class alias name since it is a reserved keyword in PHP.
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resource is not a type, nor a special variable |
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Since resource is a special variable, it should also be listed as a reserved class.
This is an improvement to the earlier additions of array and closure #16665