Drop file pages emptied by the @ignore tag (FileAssembler)#4110
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When every class, interface, trait, enum, function or constant of a file is removed by a descriptor filter (for example because each carries an @ignore tag) the FileAssembler now returns null. Without this change the file page was still generated, listed in the files index and exposed the full source, which defeated the purpose of @ignore for users relying on it to hide entire entities. Refs phpDocumentor#1959
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When every class, interface, trait, enum, function or constant of a file is removed by a descriptor filter (typically because each element carries an
@ignoretag) the file page was still generated, listed in the files index and exposed the full source, which defeated the purpose of@ignore.FileAssemblernow returnsnullin that case, mirroring how the class page itself is already omitted.Refs #1959