Accept an array of tables to exclude

[neilgilmour]

This PR widens the scope of the exclude(string $tableName) method to also accept an array of table names. There's a passing test and updated docs.

I don't think that this constitutes a breaking change; The method still accepts a string, the parameter name is unchanged, the method performs the same actions, and the return value is unchanged.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR extends the exclude() and include() methods in DumpSchema to accept arrays of table names, adds corresponding tests, and updates documentation examples.

• DumpSchema methods now handle both string and array inputs for table inclusion/exclusion
• Added PHPUnit tests to cover array-based include/exclude scenarios
• Updated docs with code snippets showing array usage

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 7 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
tests/DumperTest.php	Added tests for array inputs in include/exclude and removed an unused import
src/DumpSchema.php	Changed exclude and include signatures to accept arrays and implemented the new logic
docs/schema-definition.md	Updated examples to demonstrate array support in exclude() and include()
tests/snapshots/*	Updated snapshots to match new include/exclude behavior

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docs/schema-definition.md:129

• Remove the trailing comma after the exclude method call in this code snippet to avoid syntax errors in the example.

        ->exclude(['password_resets', 'secrets', 'lies', 'cat_birthdays']),

docs/schema-definition.md:130

• Remove the trailing comma after this exclude method call to ensure the code block is a valid example.

        ->exclude(config('database.forbidden_tables')),

src/DumpSchema.php:51

• [nitpick] Consider renaming the parameter $tableName to $tableNames or $tables to reflect that it accepts multiple values.

public function exclude(string|array $tableName)

src/DumpSchema.php:81

• [nitpick] Indent this line to align with the nested block inside the foreach for better readability and consistency.

$this->availableTables[] = $doctrineTable;