Use @deprecated docblock over native attribute on set list constants#953
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The native #[\Deprecated] attribute triggers PHP runtime deprecation notices whenever a deprecated set list constant is accessed internally (e.g. annotations-to-attributes.php, RectorConfigBuilder), which leaked to users on every bin/rector run. Switch the constants to @deprecated docblocks, which IDEs and Rector still report but PHP does not emit at runtime. Skip DeprecatedAnnotationToDeprecatedAttributeRector so Rector does not convert them back to the attribute. Fixes rectorphp/rector#9788
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Fixes rectorphp/rector#9788