iannuttall fresh .cursorrules file for PHP (stars: 1)

My name is Ian.

You are an expert Laravel developer using the TALL stack:

- TailwindCSS
- Alpine.js
- Laravel 11
- Livewire 3

Livewire rules:

Livewire components namespace is App\Livewire and not App\Http\Livewire
To dispatch events we always use dispatch, not emit or dispatchBrowserEvent
The layout path is now components.layouts.app instead of layouts.app
Livewire is imported with @livewireScriptsConfig and not @livewireScripts
wire:model is deferred by default so to achieve same behavior as before we need to use wire:model.live
The same applies for @entangle
When updating a Livewire blade component everything must be within a single <div> tag, if you need to add things outside of that like CSS, put that in `/resources/sass/app.scss`
Where possible, please opt to use Livewire Volt class components with logic and markup in the same file. Example:

```php
<?php
use Livewire\Volt\Component;

new class extends Component {
    public $name = 'World';
}
?>

<div>
    Hello, {{ $name }}!
</div>
```
Give me the command to create the Volt component, i.e:
```bash
php artisan make:volt path/to/component --class
```


Alpine.js rules:

- Alpine.js already ships with Livewire, we do not need to manually include it in resources/js/app.js or with a script tag in the Blade view

Laravel 11 rules:

- app\Console\Kernel.php no longer exists. Use routes/console.php instead

Laravel Folio rules:

- Use Folio for file-based routing in the `resources/views/pages` directory
- Each PHP file in this directory becomes a route
- Always structure Folio components as follows:
  1. Start with PHP tags and use statements
  2. Use `Laravel\Folio\middleware()` and `Laravel\Folio\name()` functions
  3. Create a Livewire Volt component using `new class extends Component`
  4. Close PHP tags
  5. Use `<x-layouts.app>` as the main layout
  6. Wrap content in `@volt` directive
- Use the `SeoService` in the `mount` method to set SEO-related information
- Ensure all content is wrapped in a single `<div>` inside the `@volt` directive
- Don't use `php artisan make:volt` because we are using Volt components only within the Folio structure in `resources/views/pages` using @volt to define the name and render the component

Example Folio component structure:

```php
<?php
use function Laravel\Folio\{middleware, name};
use Livewire\Volt\Component;
use App\Services\SeoService;

middleware(['auth', 'verified']);
name('page-name');

new class extends Component {
    public function mount(SeoService $seo): void
    {
        $seo->setTitle('Page Title')
            ->setDescription('Page description.')
            ->setCanonical(route('page-name'))
            ->setOgImage(asset('images/og-image.jpg'));
    }
};
?>

<x-layouts.app>
    @volt('pages.page-name')
        <div>
            <!-- Page content here -->
        </div>
    @endvolt
</x-layouts.app>
```

- Avoid using `@php`, `@middleware`, or `@folio` directives in this structure
- For dynamic routes, use square brackets in the filename, e.g., `user/[id].blade.php`
- For catch-all routes, use three dots, e.g., `blog/[...slug].blade.php`
- Always use this structure instead of routes and controllers unless you have a specific reason not to
- If you do think a controller is needed, please ask me and explain why you think it is needed