catch exception to prevent plugin crash #47
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In psalm#47 a try-catch was added to handle one case where `->getStatementsSource()->getNodeTypeProvider()` is being called and is throwing an exception because Psalm's FileAnalyzer doesn't populate the node type provider until after its NamespaceAnalyzer has already tried to analyze the whole file (see also psalm#34). There are three other code paths making a similar call, at least one of which runs into the same problem. Let's add try-catches to all of them.
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As I mentioned in #34, this little change should prevent the plugin to crash in some cases