Description:
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A class that uses a trait that implements __call, and then from an instance method calls a static method that does not exist, ends up calling __call in trait rather than __callStatic.

Test script:
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trait TestTrait {
	function __call($name, $args)
	{
		echo "instance method '$name' called.\n";
	}

	static function __callStatic($name, $args)
	{
		echo "static method '$name' called.\n";
	}
}

class TestClass {
	use TestTrait;

	function test() {
		// this ends up calling __call method in TestTrait ?!?!?! WTF?
		TestClass::magic_static();
	}
	static function staticTest()
	{
		// this calls __callStatic as expected
		TestClass::magic_static();
	}
}

class TestClass2 {
	function __call($name, $args)
	{
		echo "instance method '$name' called.\n";
	}

	static function __callStatic($name, $args)
	{
		echo "static method '$name' called.\n";
	}

	function test() {
		// this calls __callStatic as expected
		TestClass::magic_static();
	}
	static function staticTest()
	{
		// this calls __callStatic as expected
		TestClass::magic_static();
	}
}


$t = new TestClass();
$t->test();
$t->staticTest();

$t = new TestClass2();
$t->test();
$t->staticTest();


Expected result:
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See inline comments in sample code

Actual result:
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See inline comments in sample code