[KorvinSzanto]

See #135

This PR adds to the anonymous class section information about how to handle attributes on anonymous classes.

[Crell]

Oh geez. Attributes on anon classes are wild. :-) Putting the attribute between the new and class feels gross, but it's a parse error otherwise, so, eh.

I'm OK with this. Tagging @jrfnl for confirmation we're not creating any new problems.

[jrfnl]

@Crell Thanks for the ping. The wording seems clear, though I left one small suggestion.

[KorvinSzanto]

Oh geez. Attributes on anon classes are wild. :-) Putting the attribute between the new and class feels gross, but it's a parse error otherwise, so, eh.

Yeah I figure there really isn't an optimal place to put it other than maybe before the $example = , but that could be big trouble if PHP ever adds variable level attributes.

[Crell]

It's also a syntax error at present. I tried. 😄