fix: KINT d()/trace() visual error when activating CSP

[kenjis]

Description
Fixes #5475

• fix d()
• fix trace()

Checklist:

• Securely signed commits
• Component(s) with PHPDoc blocks, only if necessary or adds value
• Unit testing, with >80% coverage
• User guide updated
• Conforms to style guide

[sfadschm]

Can we still use other helpers like dd() this way?

[kenjis]

Can we still use other helpers like dd() this way?

Yes. I confirmed dd() and trace().

But trace() has the same problem with CSP.
dd() works fine, because it exits and CSP header is not sent.

[kenjis]

I added fix for trace().

[MGatner]

How will this effect CLI output? Will Kint function modifiers like @ and + still work?

[kenjis]

@MGatner
Without this PR, you will see the output like this:

But with this PR, @ does not work.
How Kint changes the behavior just adding @?

[MGatner]

Have no idea. 🤔 Kint has always seemed like magic to me. I assume it is based on some Reflection trace capabilities.

I don't fully understand what the issue is to begin with so I'm not sure if this trade-off is worth it. I use the Kint modifiers in some projects so this would be a breaking change for me, no clue if others are even aware of them.

[sfadschm]

They actually parse back the source file calling the kint method:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/69890023
https://stackoverflow.com/a/69890287

[kenjis]

@sfadschm Thanks!

It is too magic.
I take down this PR. This is Kint's with CSP issue.
We shouldn't take care of this.

[kenjis]

@MGatner I sent another PR #5501
It works with Kint function modifiers.