`Assert::isAOf()` requires `class-string` input in v2.x, breaking validation use case

[Orest-Divintari]

In version 2.0.0, the @param annotation for isAOf() was changed from object|string to ExpectedType|class-string<ExpectedType>, breaking the ability to validate uncertain strings.

Example use case:

public function doSomething(string $type) : object
{
    Assert::isAOf($type, SomeClass::class); // PHPStan error in v2.x
}

The problem:
When you receive a plain string from an external source, you need to validate that it's both a valid class name AND implements/extends the expected class. PHPStan now rejects this because string
doesn't match class-string<ExpectedType>.

Suggested fix:
Revert @param to object|string 
/**
 * @param object|string $value
 */

[shadowhand]

You're correct, this should be using @psalm-assert instead.

[shadowhand]

Fixed in v2.1.3.