ext/reflection: Use canonical spelling and preserve user-given case in error messages#22272
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When given a "Class::property" argument, getProperty() lowercased the class part before looking it up, so the "Class ... does not exist" exception printed the lowercased name and autoloaders received it in lowercase, breaking case-sensitive (PSR-4) autoloaders. Pass the class name to zend_lookup_class() as given - it lowercases internally for the class-table lookup - matching what ReflectionMethod and ReflectionProperty already do.
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Extracted from #22260
When given a "Class::property" argument,
getProperty()lowercased theclass part before looking it up, so the "Class ... does not exist"
exception printed the lowercased name and autoloaders received it in
lowercase, breaking case-sensitive (PSR-4) autoloaders.
Fixes #22271