Fix demo: use PHP 8 attribute instead of docblock annotation

[koriym]

Summary

• demo/src/Admin.php still used the docblock @RequiresRoles({\"login\"}) which was left over from PR Remove doctrine/annotations dependency, use native PHP 8 attributes #9
• After dropping `doctrine/annotations` and removing the `@Annotation` marker from `RequiresRoles`, the demo was broken:
  • PHP 8.0 CI: Doctrine's `AnnotationReader` throws `Semantical Error ... not annotated with @Annotation` (hard failure)
  • PHP 8.4 local: silently ignored, ACL check was bypassed entirely
• Replaced with `#[RequiresRoles(['login'])]` — demo now throws `RequiredRolesException` again and prints `It works !`

Test plan

• `php demo/run.php` prints `It works !` locally
• CI green on PHP 8.0–8.5

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Restore the demo access control check by replacing the outdated docblock RequiresRoles annotation with the corresponding PHP 8 attribute.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates the demo Admin controller to use the PHP 8 attribute-based RequiresRoles access control instead of the legacy Doctrine docblock annotation, restoring the intended ACL behavior in the demo under PHP 8+.

Class diagram for updated Admin ACL attribute usage

classDiagram

class Admin {
  +createUser(id string) void
}

class RequiresRoles {
  +roles array
}

Admin ..> RequiresRoles : attribute

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Switch demo access control from Doctrine-style docblock annotation to PHP 8 attribute syntax for RequiresRoles.	Remove the old @RequiresRoles docblock annotation from the createUser method. Add the PHP 8 attribute #[RequiresRoles(['login'])] to the createUser method to enforce the login role via attributes. Aligns the demo with the library’s attribute-based RequiresRoles implementation now that doctrine/annotations and @annotation markers are removed.	demo/src/Admin.php

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