Update ORM Heap Cleaning Default Behavior

[butschster]

This PR introduces significant enhancements to the heap cleaning mechanism within the ORM factory. The primary focus is to provide more control over when and how heap cleaning occurs during entity creation.

Key Changes:

1. Global Control of Heap Cleaning: A new static property AbstractFactory::$cleanHeap has been introduced. This property allows developers to control heap cleaning behavior at a global level.

To change the heap cleaning behavior globally across all instances of the factory, set the AbstractFactory::$cleanHeap property. By default, heap cleaning is turned off.

AbstractFactory::$cleanHeap = true; // Enable heap cleaning globally

2. Instance-level Control: The create and createOne methods now accept an optional $cleanHeap parameter. This enables fine-grained control over heap cleaning for individual entity creation operations.

$factory->create(cleanHeap: true); // Heap cleaning will be performed after creating entities

$factory->createOne(cleanHeap: false); // No heap cleaning after creating a single entity

Other changes

Enhancements to __get Method in ORM Factory

This Pull Request introduces improvements to the __get magic method in our ORM Factory. We've added additional properties that can be accessed magically, namely data, entity, and entities. These enhancements simplify the process of obtaining different types of outputs from the factory, making the interface more intuitive and flexible for various use cases.

1. Accessing data:

You can now retrieve the raw data used for entity creation simply by accessing the data property. This is particularly useful for debugging or logging purposes.

$rawData = $factory->data;

2. Accessing entity:

Creating a single entity is now more straightforward. Accessing the entity property will trigger the creation of one entity based on the current factory state.

$singleEntity = $factory->entity;

3. Accessing entities:

Similarly, for creating multiple entities, you can use the entities property. It respects the amount setting of the factory and returns an array of created entities.

$multipleEntities = $factory->entities;