fix(core): addPackage returns result of setPackageMeta when adding/updating package#270
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addPackage() now assigns $added from setPackageMeta() when adding or
updating a package, so callers get false when metadata load fails
(e.g. missing or empty metadata.{dbtype}.php). When the package is
already loaded with the same path/prefix, $added remains true.
Resolves modxcms#145
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addPackage() now returns the result of setPackageMeta() when adding or updating a package, so callers get false when metadata load fails (e.g. missing or empty metadata.{dbtype}.php). When the package is already loaded with the same path/prefix, addPackage() still returns true.
Previously addPackage() always set $added = true after calling setPackageMeta(), so callers could not detect metadata load failure. setPackage() already relies on addPackage()'s return value to avoid changing the current package on failure.
We assign $added from the single setPackageMeta() call in the new/updated branch and use else { $added = true } when the package is already registered with the same path/prefix, so setPackageMeta() is not called twice.
Fixes #145