Description:
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From manual page: https://php.net/class.reflectionnamedtype
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Legacy php method gettype() returns different type names for variables then Reflection class methods making it unnecessarily complex to check whether method parameter is the same type of reflected typed property.  

Test script:
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class testClass
    public int $int;
    public float $float;
    public bool $bool;
    public string $string;

    public final function __construct()
    {
        

        $intType = (new \ReflectionClass($this))->getProperty("int");
        $floatType = (new \ReflectionClass($this))->getProperty("float");
        $boolType = (new \ReflectionClass($this))->getProperty("bool");
        $stringType = (new \ReflectionClass($this))->getProperty("string");

        $int = 0;
        $float = 0.0;
        $bool = true;
        $string = 'string';

        var_dump(($intType->getName()));
        var_dump(($floatType->getName()));
        var_dump(($boolType->getName()));
        var_dump(($stringType->getName()));

        var_dump(gettype($int));
        var_dump(gettype($float));
        var_dump(gettype($bool));
        var_dump(gettype($string));

        die();
    }
}

Expected result:
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Expect all booleans to be named the same, all integers, all floating numbers to be  named the same. So that I can check it by string comparison even though I hate to check types by string comparison ...

Actual result:
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Mess. Total unholy mess.