Add Laravel support to state providers documentation #2018
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This commit enhances the state providers documentation by including support for Laravel alongside Symfony. It details how to create custom state providers, configure them, and integrate with Laravel-specific ORM like Eloquent and MongoDB, ensuring parity with Symfony's state provider features.
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Related to #2019
Waiting a response from @dunglas to create a command for laravel to generate state providers like this
php artisan make:state-providerAs we can already do with the Symfony variant with:
bin/console make:state-provider2 proposed solutions:
A) Enhance the existing
make:state-providercommand so that it works for both Symfony and LaravelB) Create another command for the Laravel variant with a different name