[TypeDeclaration] Add AddClosureParamTypeFromVariableCallRector

[TomasVotruba]

Complements #8141. Where #8141 stops the wrong array type on recursive closures walking an ArrayAccess tree, this new rule adds the correct object type from the call site.

What it does

When a closure is assigned to a variable and that variable is invoked with a concrete object argument, the object type is added to the matching closure param:

$printItem = function ($item) {   // =>  function (Item $item)
    echo $item->name;
};

$printItem(new Item());

Real-world case (Symfony FormView):

-$findThemes = function ($formView) use (&$findThemes) {
+$findThemes = function (FormView $formView) use (&$findThemes) { 
    $child = $formView['child'];
    $findThemes($child);
};

$findThemes($formView); // $formView : FormView

Scope (conservative)

• Only concrete object types are added; scalar / array / conflicting-object arguments are skipped (arrays are already handled by StrictArrayParamDimFetchRector).
• Nested scopes are not descended into, so a recursive self-call (whose argument is derived inside the closure and thus untyped) does not pollute the inferred type.
• Params already typed or variadic are left untouched.

Covered by fixtures: object param added, recursive FormView, skip already-typed, skip scalar arg, skip conflicting types.