Unexpected token '(' in named argument inspection despite composer.json PHP 8.1 requirement

Goal: Configure PHPStorm to automatically use the PHP version declared in composer.json for its language‑level inspections so that valid modern syntax is not flagged as errors.

Constraints: The IDE does not read the require → php field from composer.json; the language level must be set manually via Settings | Languages & Frameworks | PHP. The quick‑fix “Set PHP language level to X” appears only after a file containing the offending construct is opened, and the chosen level is stored per‑project in the .idea workspace, which is not typically version‑controlled, requiring each developer to apply it individually.

• Can PHPStorm be made to detect the composer.json PHP requirement and set the language level automatically on project load?
• Is there a way to trigger the “Set PHP language level to X” quick‑fix without first opening a file that contains the newer syntax?
• Can the language‑level setting be persisted in a version‑controlled file (e.g., .idea/misc.xml or a dedicated XML) so that all team members receive the same inspection baseline?