Split LazyContainerFactory::create() into named sections

[TomasVotruba]

LazyContainerFactory is 739 lines across three methods, and create() is 319 of them — every container registration in one body, separated only by comments like // caching, // tagged services, // node name resolvers.

Each of those sections becomes a private method, so create() now reads as a table of contents:

public function create(): RectorConfig
{
    $rectorConfig = new RectorConfig();

    $rectorConfig->import(__DIR__ . '/../../config/config.php');

    $this->registerConsole($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerFileProcessing($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerCachingAndResettables($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerTypeMappers($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerNodeNameResolvers($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerRectorAutowiring($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerTaggedServices($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerAnnotationToAttributeSetters($rectorConfig);
    $this->registerNodeVisitorsAndPhpDoc($rectorConfig);

    return $rectorConfig;
}

No statement is added, removed, or reordered — the sections are called in exactly their original order. That is deliberate rather than incidental: tagged service lists are consumed in registration order, so moving any block would be a behavior change.

This is one of the few refactors that costs lines rather than saving them: +40 / -3, all of it method signatures. The win is structural, not size.

Verification

Beyond the usual gates, I compared the built container on this branch against main — the binding keys, aliases, contextual bindings, and the ordered tag lists — and they are identical.

To make sure the comparison was real (a shared vendor/ autoloader would otherwise resolve both runs to the same sources), the baseline ran in a separate worktree with a checkout-first autoloader prepended. It loaded main's factory with 3 methods and no registerConsole(); this branch's has 12 and does.

I also checked that no local variable was shared across the extracted blocks — $rectorConfig is the only one that flows between them, so extraction cannot change semantics.

Drive-by

One stale comment, left over from removing ClassSkipVoter in #8226:

-        // shared state: collects used skips across skipper voters and the file processor
+        // shared state: collects used skips across the skipper, the path skipper and the file processor

Skip voters no longer exist; the actual consumers are Skipper, PathSkipper and ApplicationFileProcessor.