Blink parity: YodaStyle + MAS dynamic-call reflow

[TomasVotruba]

Pushes blink parity on mautic/mautic further by porting the php-cs-fixer YodaStyle test suite and fixing the divergences it surfaced, plus a MethodArgumentSpace fix.

YodaStyle

• Ported the php-cs-fixer YodaStyle test cases (421) as a Go table test.
• Fixed the right comparison operand to stop at a ?> close tag - blink was pulling the tag into the operand and emitting invalid $$a?> == 1 under the non-yoda config mautic uses.
• Excluded interpolated strings from constant detection, so "...{$x}..." is no longer treated as a yoda literal.
• Treated concat . as higher precedence than comparison, so a concatenated operand is left alone.
• Skipped comments between an operand and the operator when detecting boundaries.
• Added an overlap guard so nested comparisons no longer interleave tokens.
• Left a yoda-direction swap untouched when the primary carries a unary prefix (!!$a) instead of stranding the prefix.

The ported cases blink does not yet match (always_move_variable, the yoda direction on complex primaries, nested comparisons inside a subscript or dynamic member) are gated behind a documented known-failures allowlist; all remaining divergences are valid PHP. A listed case that starts passing fails the test so the list gets pruned.

MethodArgumentSpace

• Reflow dynamic method call args ->{$op}(...) (previous token }).

Measured on mautic/mautic (app + plugins, all prepared sets): 68 of 4527 files differ (1.50%), under the 1.6% ratchet gate. No regression from the YodaStyle operand fixes.