Replace initializer closures with anonymous classes + interfaces

[Ocramius]

Initializers are quick to write, but very complex to maintain and refactor, since no explicit contract is provided.

Luckily, since PHP 7, it is possible to simply use anonymous classes.

What we can do is providing a decent interface for initializers now:

interface GhostObjectInitializer
{
    public function __invoke(
        LazyLoadingGhostObject $proxy,
        ?GhostObjectInitializer $initializer,
        array $properties
    ) : bool;
}

Consumers can then use an anonymous class to instantiate such an initializer inline, but would still retain the BC and refactoring advantages of the stronger type hinting.

[Ocramius]

While this is still somewhat relevant, we now have detailed type signatures for initializers passed to proxy factories. For example:

ProxyManager/src/ProxyManager/Factory/LazyLoadingGhostFactory.php

Lines 78 to 84 in f65ae0f

	* @psalm-param Closure(
	* RealObjectType&GhostObjectInterface<RealObjectType>=,
	* string=,
	* array<string, mixed>=,
	* ?Closure=,
	* array<string, mixed>=
	* ) : bool $initializer

Such signatures already provide decent type-checking to the end-user.