Problem

The Laravel 10 core guidelines in .ai/laravel/10/core.blade.php contained an inaccurate statement claiming "There is no bootstrap/app.php application configuration in Laravel 10". This is incorrect and misleading to Boost users working with Laravel 10 applications.

What This Fixes

Before (Incorrect):

- There is no `bootstrap/app.php` application configuration in Laravel 10:

After (Accurate):

- Laravel 10 has a `bootstrap/app.php` file that creates the application instance and binds kernel contracts, but does not use it for application configuration like Laravel 11:

Impact on End Users

• Prevents Confusion: Boost users on Laravel 10 will no longer be misled into thinking the bootstrap/app.php file doesn't exist
• Accurate Guidance: Users will understand that while the file exists, it serves a different purpose than Laravel 11's version
• Better Decision Making: AI assistants using these guidelines will provide more accurate advice about Laravel 10 application structure

Technical Details

Laravel 10 does have a bootstrap/app.php file, but it serves a foundational role:

• Creates the application instance
• Binds kernel contracts
• Does not handle application configuration (unlike Laravel 11)

The configuration responsibilities remain in their traditional Laravel 10 locations:

• Middleware registration: app/Http/Kernel.php
• Exception handling: app/Exceptions/Handler.php
• Console commands: app/Console/Kernel.php

Why This Matters

This inaccuracy could lead to:

• Developers incorrectly assuming they need to create a bootstrap/app.php file
• Confusion when examining existing Laravel 10 codebases
• AI assistants providing incorrect structural advice

Backward Compatibility

✅ This change does not break any existing functionality - it only corrects documentation to match Laravel 10's actual file structure.

Testing

• Verified against actual Laravel 10 application structure
• Confirmed the file exists and serves the described purpose
• Ensures guidelines accurately reflect framework behavior

This fix ensures Boost provides accurate, version-specific guidance that aligns with Laravel 10's actual architecture.