Move composer version bound rules to composer-based set

[TomasVotruba]

The three remaining rules that declare a ComposerPackageConstraint were registered in several PHPUnit version sets, repeated so that a direct upgrade from an older version still picks them up:

// config/sets/phpunit120.php
// deprecated in PHPUnit 11.5, repeated here for a direct 11.4 → 12.0 upgrade
AssertContainsOnlyMethodCallRector::class,
AssertIsTypeMethodCallRector::class,

The composer package constraint already handles that, so the repetition is not needed. They move into composer-based.php, which the version sets import:

$rectorConfig->rules([
    // ...

    // stubs are required over mocks since PHPUnit 11.0
    MockObjectArgCreateStubToCreateMockRector::class,

    // deprecated in PHPUnit 11.5
    AssertContainsOnlyMethodCallRector::class,
    AssertIsTypeMethodCallRector::class,
]);

Rule	Constraint
MockObjectArgCreateStubToCreateMockRector	>=11.0
AssertContainsOnlyMethodCallRector	>=11.5
AssertIsTypeMethodCallRector	>=11.5

 // config/sets/phpunit130.php
-    $rectorConfig->rules([
-        // deprecated in PHPUnit 11.5, repeated here for a direct upgrade from an older version
-        AssertContainsOnlyMethodCallRector::class,
-        AssertIsTypeMethodCallRector::class,
-    ]);
+    // AssertContainsOnlyMethodCallRector and AssertIsTypeMethodCallRector are registered there,
+    // guarded by composer package constraint
+    $rectorConfig->sets([PHPUnitSetList::COMPOSER_BASED]);

phpunit110.php, phpunit120.php and phpunit130.php now import PHPUnitSetList::COMPOSER_BASED instead of listing the rules, so no set loses a rule.

Side effect worth a look: importing COMPOSER_BASED also brings its annotation to attribute rules into those three version sets. Those rules are bound to phpunit/phpunit >=10.0, so they are active for any project on 11 or newer - which is what a direct upgrade from a pre-attribute version needs anyway.

phpunit-mock-to-stub.php keeps its own MockObjectArgCreateStubToCreateMockRector registration - that one is thematic, not a version repetition.