Use alias for deferred provider

[daniel-de-wit]

This PR changes the way the deferred service provider is loaded after the ide-helper ModelsCommand is requested from the container.

I only found out about this issue when using multiple packages using the ModelsCommand within the providers method of the deferred service provider. Where only one of the hooks was actually registered properly when running the models command.

Apparently Laravel only allows a single deferred service provider to claim responsibility for a given class, interface, or service in the provides() method.

You can confirm this by checking the bootstrap/cache/services.php after a composer dump-autoload:

'deferred' =>
array (
    'Barryvdh\\LaravelIdeHelper\\Console\\ModelsCommand' => 'Barryvdh\\LaravelIdeHelper\\IdeHelperServiceProvider',
)

After installing this package you can see it hijacked the binding:

'deferred' =>
array (
    'Barryvdh\\LaravelIdeHelper\\Console\\ModelsCommand' => 'Staudenmeir\\LaravelAdjacencyList\\IdeHelperServiceProvider',
)

To easiest solution is to use an alias for the ModelsCommand to prevent hijacking the binding. Resulting in a non-invasive binding.

'deferred' =>
array (
    'Barryvdh\\LaravelIdeHelper\\Console\\ModelsCommand' => 'Barryvdh\\LaravelIdeHelper\\IdeHelperServiceProvider',
    'ModelsCommand__LaravelAdjacencyList__alias' => 'Staudenmeir\\LaravelAdjacencyList\\IdeHelperServiceProvider',
)

[staudenmeir]

Thanks! I released a new version.