Allow creation of classes with the same name as PHP native classes #1676
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The test failures are related, but I'm not entirely sure how |
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Fix #1675
When trying to create a class with a native PHP name (e.g., Directory),
Validator::classDoesNotExistincorrectly throws an error stating that the class already exists. To fix this, we need to prepend the namespace before performing the check.