Add instance_of() and get_class_entry() methods on ZendObject #197
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Summary:
ZendObject::get_class_entry()to retrieve the class entry of an object without casting pointersZendObject::instance_of()to allow more idiomatic instanceof checks.ZendObject::is_instance::<T>()does not check the parent classes or interfaces. This bit me when I tried to check ifmy_object.is_instance::<MyInterface>()and it didn't work.