Support for Hypervel

Differences From Laravel

all([]) on Fluent, ValidatedInput, and UriQueryString returns an empty array. Use all() to retrieve every field.
Laravel's deferred service-provider metadata APIs are intentionally omitted. Hypervel registers providers once for a long-lived worker, so the per-request bootstrap optimization those APIs support does not apply.
Node package-manager detection walks from the current directory to the filesystem root, so applications inside a workspace use the nearest ancestor lockfile. Within each directory, detection prefers Bun, pnpm, Yarn, then npm.
pnpm and Yarn execute installed package binaries with pnpm exec and yarn run, keeping development tools tied to the project's installed versions.
Hypervel's Str UUID methods, factories, sequences, and freeze callbacks use Symfony\Component\Uid\Uuid values. Laravel uses Ramsey\Uuid\UuidInterface, so concrete UUID type declarations and package-specific UUID methods must be adapted when porting code.
Hypervel's Str::orderedUuid() returns a UUIDv7. Laravel returns a timestamp-first COMB UUIDv4, so code that checks UUID versions or relies on their ordering must account for the difference.
Carbon::createFromId() accepts ULIDs and v1, v6, and v7 UUIDs. Symfony UID does not provide timestamps for UUIDv2, so those values are rejected.