Refactor Wrapper

[ganyicz]

The scenario

@use directives don't work. Two use statements in a single @php block throw an "unexpected use" exception:

@php
use App\Models\User;
use App\Models\Order;
@endphp

The problem

Use statements need to be hoisted before the function definition. We were extracting them with regexes and juggling raw block placeholders. The regex couldn't handle all valid PHP use syntax, and the placeholder dance made the code fragile.

The Wrapper class had accumulated other issues that made fixing this harder. Props were assigned at the top of the function body before $attributes existed, this added conditional branches and syncing logic throughout the wrapper. This PR refactors this class significantly.

The solution

• UseExtractor — uses php-parser to extract use statements from <?php ?> blocks. Handles all valid syntax — aliases, group use, function/const imports — without regex.

• Unified raw block handling — raw blocks are restored before wrapping so UseExtractor works on actual PHP. Verbatim blocks are re-stored afterward so they survive compilation.

• Props and aware as directives — compiled in-place instead of hoisted to the top of the function body. The attribute bag is created once, before any directive runs, so props read from $attributes directly. This matches Laravel's behavior and eliminates the dual attribute bag.

• Output trimming — component output is captured with ob_start() and passed through ltrim before echoing, matching Laravel's behavior directly instead of regex hacks.

• Adds $_instance support for Livewire's @this directive.