Using `class-string<T>` in a conditional `Closure` return type results in parsing error.

[dantleech]

Bug report

Using class-string<T> in a conditional Closure return type results in parsing error.

PHPDoc tag @param has invalid value (Closure(Container):($serviceId is class-string<TService> ? TService : mixed)) $service): Unexpected token "(", expected variable at offset 150    

Code snippet that reproduces the problem

<?php

namespace Phpactor\Container;

use Closure;

interface ContainerBuilder
{
    /**
     * @template TService
     * @param class-string<TService>|string $serviceId
     * @param Closure(Container):($serviceId is class-string<TService> ? TService : mixed) $service
     */
    public function register(string $serviceId, Closure $service): void;
}

https://phpstan.org/r/17633639-1608-478a-b439-6fc15373daf5

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[mvorisek]

A quick workaround is to wrap the conditional type twice, as the 1st parentheses are consumed (wrongly) by the return type itself.

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