Add ghostable providers for lazy-loading framework services#282
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techmahedy merged 2 commits intodoppar:3.xfrom May 8, 2026
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Add ghostable providers for lazy-loading framework services#282techmahedy merged 2 commits intodoppar:3.xfrom
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This PR adds ghostable provider support so selected service providers can be queued during app startup and only loaded when one of their declared services is actually resolved outside the console.
It introduces a new
GhostableProvidercontract, updatesApplicationandContainerto track and load queued ghost providers safely, and keeps console execution on the existing eager-loading path. Thecache,language, andrate limiterproviders are now marked as ghostable with their trigger services, and application tests were added to cover queued loading, lazy resolution with boot execution, and console-mode eager registration.