fix: restore backward compatibility of with* methods (regression from v1.7.3)#59
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…lity with* methods in v1.7.3 were changed to immutable (clone-based), which introduced a breaking change in a patch release, violating semver. This restores with* to mutable behavior (as in v1.7.2) and marks them as @deprecated in favor of the new set* equivalents. The with* methods will become properly immutable in v2.0.0.
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Problem
v1.7.3 introduced a breaking change: all
with*methods were made immutable (returning a cloned instance instead of modifying$this). This broke existing code without any error or warning, violating semantic versioning.Solution
Restored mutable behavior of
with*methods to match v1.7.2. Added@deprecatedannotations on allwith*methods pointing to theirset*equivalents to prepare users for the upcoming v2.0.0.