Revert "[11.x] Use Str::wrap() instead of nesting Str::start() inside Str::finish()" #54528
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shaedrich changed the title 
rodrigopedra reviewed Feb 9, 2025
| { | ||
| return (new Collection($this->references)) | ||
| ->map(fn ($messageId) => Str::wrap($messageId, '<', '>')) | ||
| ->map(fn ($messageId) => Str::of($messageId)->start('<')->finish('>')) |
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This is not reversing, this is adding a Stringable instance overhead on each $references element.
Previous code used nested calls to Str::start() and Str::finish()
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Well, it reverses the functionality which is now asserted by the added test, not necessarily the syntax, which is more readable imo.
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#53987 potentially changes the output of
Illuminate\Mail\Mailables\Headers::referencesString()As @tontonsb explained in #53987 (comment), previously, already wrapped strings would not be wrapped again, but now, they would, resulting in two leading and two trailing angle brackets.
This deviation wasn't discovered by a test, so I added one.