[11.x] Add contextual attributes to resolve drivers

[ziadoz]

I work on an app where we pass multiple filesystems to various controllers and commands, and currently we have to register a contextual binding for each one to supply the appropriate filesystems.

This PR adds a new Storage contextual attribute for resolving storage disks, which can be specified directly on the parameters:

class MyController
{
    public function __construct(#[Storage('foo')] public Filesystem $foo, #[Storage('bar')] public Filesystem $bar)
    {
    }
}

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[taylorotwell]

I think probably the case could be made for having attributes for most of the built-in driver based stuff... wonder if we should add cache and auth attributes to this PR?

[ziadoz]

@taylorotwell I've added cache, database and log attributes to this PR.

@ollieread mentioned he had plans for auth on the implementation PR, and he's knowledgeable about multi tenancy, so I'll leave those to him if that's ok.

[ollieread]

@ollieread mentioned he had plans for auth on the implementation PR, and he's knowledgeable about multi tenancy, so I'll leave those to him if that's ok.

If you have time to do it now, feel free to do so, especially if you're already doing it.

I was going to add a Guard attribute, and an Authed attribute, where the first injects the whole guard and the second the current user.

[ziadoz]

@ollieread I've added an Authed and Guard attribute. Hopefully they look sensible.

[ollieread]

@ollieread I've added an Authed and Guard attribute. Hopefully they look sensible.

Looks good to me! Good job 👍