Support question

When a function foo has #[Pure], the following code

try {
     $foo->foo();
} catch (ReflectionException $exception) {
     return false;
}

returns

Call to method Foo::foo() on a separate line has no effect.

When foo() is sometimes throwing exceptions, it can be useful to write this.

In my case, I'm calling

ReflectionMethod::getPrototype

because there is no hasPrototype method.

What is the best way to avoid the phpstan error ? Does a PR should be made for Pure methods throwing exceptions ?