Add set to migrate JMS annotations to attributes

[Jean85]

This should solve rectorphp/rector#7052

I don't know if this needs any test.

[Jean85]

I just noticed that these rules don't work in all situations. One common case is mixed named and non-named arguments, like:

 * @JMS\AccessorOrder("custom", custom = {"id", "email"})

after applying Rector it goes:

#[JMS\AccessorOrder(custom: ['id', 'email'])]

loosing the name argument.
[EDIT] Here's the demo: https://getrector.org/demo/a542be8d-80a0-4e31-9b85-5da01e369e60

Is this an issue on Rector's side or a custom behavior from JMS?

Maybe we can ask @goetas..

[TomasVotruba]

I just noticed that these rules don't work in all situations. One common case is mixed named and non-named arguments, like:

That's interesting bug on Rector's side. I'll check it in standalone PR...
rectorphp/rector-src#1932

[TomasVotruba]

Thank you 👍