Hi!
This would be the perfect pairing. A library utilizing strict/enforced types would surely want to indicate explicitly the return type.
To what use? PHP can't do static type checking, and for dynamic checking specifying the type is useless - it's zval that gets checked, not the specification. And a lot of functions now return something like "object or false" or "string or false".
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