[CodeQuality] Skip InlineConstructorDefaultToPropertyRector on property defined in parent, when parent::__construct() is called

[TomasVotruba]

When parent::__construct() is called first, the parent constructor may write to a property that the child also declares. Moving the child's constructor assign to a property default flips the order — the default now applies before the parent constructor runs, so the parent's write wins instead of being overwritten.

Real-world case (Mautic Client extends FOS\OAuthServerBundle\Model\Client):

// parent
class Client implements ClientInterface
{
    protected array $allowedGrantTypes = [];

    public function __construct()
    {
        $this->allowedGrantTypes[] = OAuth2::GRANT_TYPE_AUTH_CODE;
    }
}

 class Client extends BaseClient
 {
-    protected array $allowedGrantTypes;
+    protected array $allowedGrantTypes = [OAuth2::GRANT_TYPE_AUTH_CODE, OAuth2::GRANT_TYPE_REFRESH_TOKEN];

     public function __construct()
     {
         parent::__construct();
-
-        $this->allowedGrantTypes = [
-            OAuth2::GRANT_TYPE_AUTH_CODE,
-            OAuth2::GRANT_TYPE_REFRESH_TOKEN,
-        ];
     }
 }

Before the change the value ends up [auth_code, refresh_token]; after it, the parent appends on top of the default and it becomes [auth_code, refresh_token, auth_code].

Fix

Skip the property when both hold:

1. parent::__construct() is called above the assign
2. the property is also defined in a parent class (checked via ReflectionProvider)

Properties owned only by the child still get inlined as before, even with a parent::__construct() call present.