feat(internal/librarian/php): implement add command support#6974
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This pull request introduces PHP support to the librarian tool, including logic for deriving default library names and populating PHP-specific configurations. It also adds corresponding unit tests. Feedback on the changes suggests adding a defensive nil check for the lib parameter in the Add function to prevent potential nil pointer dereferences.
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Initial support PHP for librarian add command. The default library name (component name) is derived from the API path by stripping known prefixes and version suffixes, and converting the remaining path to CamelCase (e.g., google/cloud/security/privateca/v1 becomes SecurityPrivateca).
PHP-specific default configurations like staging_subdir and migration_mode are automatically populated.
We are aware that this naive deriving logic is problematic for PHP. This provides a base skeleton to evolve on according to decision in #6972 (comment).
For #6972