Add php-mode-maybe for auto-mode-alist #483
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The new function `php-mode-maybe` is wrapper for auto-mode-alist that invokes another function that is not php-mode under certain conditions. One of them is the Bladetemplate. This file generally has .blade.php extension, but it can not be edited in php-mode. Fortunately web-mode supports Blade templates. When web-mode is not installed in Emacs, simply announce warn and notify the user that php-mode is not suitable for editing the blade file.
Use 'php-mode-maybe instead of 'php-mode. Invoke php-mode or the appropriate major mode when open the file.
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#362