Fix sequence counting

[msmakouz]

Q	A
Bugfix?	✔️
Breaks BC?	❌
New feature?	❌

See: #31

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Walkthrough

A new PHP file named swoole.php has been added to demonstrate the integration of the Spiral Goridge package with Swoole coroutines. In addition, significant modifications have been made to the AbstractRPC, MultiRPC, and RPC classes to replace static sequence management with instance-based management. This includes the introduction of a new property $sequence and the deprecation of the static property $seq. Furthermore, a new test method testCallSequence has been added to validate the sequence of calls in the RPC test class.

Changes

File	Change Summary
examples/swoole.php	New file created demonstrating Spiral Goridge integration with Swoole coroutines.
src/RPC/AbstractRPC.php	Added protected property $sequence, deprecated static property $seq, updated method calls to use global namespace.
src/RPC/MultiRPC.php	Removed static property $seq, added instance property $sequence, updated methods to manage sequence as an instance.
src/RPC/RPC.php	Updated constructor parameter formatting, changed sequence management from static to instance-based in the call method.
tests/Goridge/RPC.php	Added new test method testCallSequence, imported Frame class to support the new test functionality.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Swoole
    participant Goridge

    Client->>Swoole: Start Coroutine
    Swoole->>Goridge: Create RPC Instance
    Goridge->>Goridge: Call App.Hi('Antony')
    Goridge-->>Swoole: Return Result
    Swoole-->>Client: Output Result

🐰 "In the land of code where rabbits play,
New files and changes hop in today.
With sequences now in a cozy nest,
Each call is a leap, each test is a quest!
So let’s celebrate with joy and cheer,
For every new feature brings us near!" 🐇✨

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