What

Adds Dynamic (catch-all) Workflow support — a workflow invoked when the worker receives a type name that is not statically registered. PHP and TypeScript are the only SDKs without it (Go/Java/Python/.NET/Ruby all have it).

• #[WorkflowMethod(dynamic: true)] — declares the dynamic workflow. The handler reads the real type via Workflow::getInfo() and receives the raw args.
• WorkflowPrototype::isDynamic() — set by WorkflowReader from the attribute.
• StartWorkflow — when workflows->find($type) misses, falls back to the registered dynamic prototype (mirrors Python's self._workflows.get(type, self._dynamic_workflow)).
• GetWorkerInfo — advertises dynamic per workflow, so the RoadRunner temporal plugin can register a Go dynamic-workflow proxy (feature: dynamic (catch-all) workflows roadrunner-temporal#784).
• WorkflowCollection — enforces at most one dynamic workflow per worker (Go panics, Python raises TypeError; here a LogicException), since a second catch-all would make dispatch ambiguous.

Why

Enables applications that author workflows at runtime (e.g. UI-driven pipeline/automation builders) to give each workflow its own type name — real identity in the Web UI — while one PHP handler interprets it, with no codegen or per-workflow deploy.

Dependencies

End-to-end dispatch requires temporalio/roadrunner-temporal#784, which registers the shared factory proxy via RegisterDynamicWorkflow when this dynamic field is set.

Its Go dependency is now satisfied: temporalio/sdk-go#2449 fixed factory-registered dynamic workflow execution and shipped in go.temporal.io/sdk v1.47.0, which the RoadRunner PR pins.

This PR (the PHP declaration + dispatch) remains self-contained and unit-tested independently of the RoadRunner integration.

Testing

• New tests/Unit/Declaration coverage, run against both the attribute and annotation readers:
  • testDynamicWorkflow — #[WorkflowMethod(dynamic: true)] sets isDynamic().
  • testMultipleDynamicWorkflowsAreRejected — a second dynamic workflow on a worker throws.
• Full unit suite green (composer run test:unit, 692 tests). composer run cs:diff clean. composer run psalm reports no new issues in the changed files.
• Validated end-to-end with a custom rr built from roadrunner-temporal#784 and Go SDK v1.47.0: starting an unregistered type (pipeline-blog-publish) is caught by the dynamic handler, which reads the real type via Workflow::getInfo() and completes.

Backwards compatibility

Additive. dynamic defaults to false, so existing workflows and workers behave exactly as before.