Use PHPStan-specific annotations when using PHPStan alias types

[uuf6429]

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[aik099]

The PR title is misleading. Phpstan types already work, but the way how they're specified breaks other stuff.

I'd suggest rename to Use PhpStan-specific PhpDoc annotations for data types, that only PhpStan can understand. or something similar.

[oleg-andreyev]

@uuf6429 I assume it's because of "other" IDE then PhpStorm? because PS does understand this type tags

[uuf6429]

@uuf6429 I assume it's because of "other" IDE then PhpStorm? because PS does understand this type tags

Nah, it's about other tools, for example psalm. @stof made a good point about, so I'm fixing it in this PR.

[stof]

Psalm actually knows about phpstan type aliases (if the type used in them is supported by psalm, as it converts it to a psalm type alias). However, some other tools don't support it (for instance, symfony/type-info)