Add getter to check if registry is enabled

[JulianVennen]

This could be useful to ensure you return the registry to its previous state after temporarily disabling it or to verify that your code doesn't accidentally leave the registry disabled in a test.

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Pull request overview

Adds a public getter for the GenericModel registry toggle so callers (especially tests) can check/restore the previous registry state after temporarily disabling it.

Changes:

• Introduces GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled() to expose the current value of the internal registry flag.

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This test assumes the registry is enabled at the start and also risks leaving the global static registry state modified if an assertion fails after disableRegistry(). Since other tests in the suite call disableRegistry() without re-enabling it (e.g., TestDriverTest::testUpdate()), this can make the test order-dependent/flaky. Consider capturing the initial state with GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled() and restoring it in a try/finally (or tearDown()), and avoid asserting a hard-coded initial true unless you explicitly set it first.

Suggested change

	$this->assertTrue(GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled());
	GenericModel::disableRegistry();
	$this->assertFalse(GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled());
	GenericModel::enableRegistry();
	$this->assertTrue(GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled());
	$initialState = GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled();
	try {
	// Ensure registry is enabled so we can test disabling and re-enabling it
	if (!$initialState) {
	GenericModel::enableRegistry();
	}
	$this->assertTrue(GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled());
	GenericModel::disableRegistry();
	$this->assertFalse(GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled());
	GenericModel::enableRegistry();
	$this->assertTrue(GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled());
	} finally {
	// Restore original registry state to avoid leaking global changes
	if ($initialState !== GenericModel::isRegistryEnabled()) {
	if ($initialState) {
	GenericModel::enableRegistry();
	} else {
	GenericModel::disableRegistry();
	}
	}
	}