feat: add new rule NoModelMake to prevent inefficient instantiation

[spawnia]

• Added or updated tests
• Documented user facing changes
• Updated CHANGELOG.md

Changes

Due to laravel-ide-helper generating a stub containing static methods for all proxied builder methods,
it appeared to some developers in our team that calling Model::make() is a sensible way of instantiating
a model. The symmetry with Model::create() and matching methods in the model factory might suggest it is.

However, this method is not supposed to be used like this - its purpose is rather served in relations or when
hydrating models from a collection. Performance measurements showed me that it is 40x slower then simply calling new Model. In fact, Model::make() performs a whole bunch of unnecessary work, such as instantiating the model twice (!).

Because this is a very simple mistake to make, I decided to go here and try to fix it once and for all, for everybody. While this rule does not necessarily uncover bugs in the code, it is similar to the NoUnnecessaryCollectionCallRule and improves performance when followed.

Breaking changes

No, but analysis will become more strict.

[spawnia]

Thanks for the feedback @canvural. Should I rebase the commits, or do you just want to Squash & Merge?

[canvural]

Squash and merge is fine.

Thank you!

[spawnia]

Thanks for including this pull request. I am glad to have this feature in Larastan, makes it easier to adopt it across many projects. I hope it will help others as well 👍