[13.x] Improve return types for callback-passthrough interfaces and helpers#60513
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@template TReturntreatment on the callback-passthrough transaction interfaces whose implementations already received it, so the contract matches the concrete classes and inference works through the interface:Database\ConnectionInterface::transaction()Bus\BatchRepository::transaction()Plus the remaining passthrough helpers that still returned
mixedbut simplyinvoke the given callback and return its result:
Redis\Connections\PacksPhpRedisValues::withoutSerializationOrCompression()Cache\RateLimiter::withoutSerializationOrCompression()Queue\Failed\FileFailedJobProvider::lock()Docblock/generic-only, no behavior change; types/ assertions added for the interfaces and the public trait method.