[12.x] Cache Singleton/Scoped attribute checks #56633
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Currently, when the container is building a class, we perform reflection to check if the class has
#[Scoped]or#[Singleton]attributes. This is unnecessary to check more than once on a particular class.This keeps a memo of the class-string to the outcome of the
Container@getScopedTyped()call. This is similar to how we keep a cache of classes we have checked for#[Bind]attributes.I would normally reach for an enum here but did not because they aren't particularly common in the framework. 🤷