You can annotate the method as `@return array<array-key,string>` or even `@return list<string>` (array of strings = indexed via anything that can be used as a key in PHP vs list of strings = indexed via incrementing integers, starting from 0). I guess the OP suggestion was to use Arrayable / Iterable interfaces, which I guess would work as well, but would require more effort (= yes, declare a class)
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You can annotate the method as `@return array<array-key,string>` or even `@return list<string>` (array of strings = indexed via anything that can be used as a key in PHP vs list of strings = indexed via incrementing integers, starting from 0). I guess the OP suggestion was to use Arrayable / Iterable interfaces, which I guess would work as well, but would require more effort (= yes, declare a class)