…nsume` command (jbdelhommeau)

This PR was merged into the 7.4 branch.

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[Messenger] Add `--exclude-receivers` to `messenger:consume` command

| Q             | A
| ------------- | ---
| Branch?       | 7.4
| Bug fix?      | no
| New feature?  | yes
| Deprecations? | no
| Docs          | symfony/symfony-docs#21165
| License       | MIT

This PR adds a new `--exclude-receivers` (shortcut `-et`) option to the `messenger:consume` command. This option allows users to exclude specific transports/receivers from being consumed when using the `--all` flag.

**What it does and why it's needed:**
- When running `messenger:consume --all`, you may want to skip certain transports (example the failed transports) without having to list all the others manually. The new `--exclude-receivers` option makes this possible.
- This improves flexibility and usability for complex Messenger setups.

**How it works:**
```bash
php bin/console messenger:consume --all --exclude-receivers=queues1 --exclude-receivers=queues2
```
This will consume messages from all transports except `queues1` and `queues2`.

**Behavior:**
- The `--exclude-queues` option can only be used with `--all`. If used without `--all`, an `InvalidOptionException` is thrown.
- If all queues are excluded, a `RuntimeException` is thrown to prevent running the command with no receivers.

**Before:**
- No way to exclude specific receivers when using `--all`.

**After:**
- You can now exclude queues with `--exclude-receivers` when using `--all`.

**Tests:**
- Unit tests have been added to cover the new option, its validation, and edge cases.

Commits
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9d9a9d8 chore: add exclude-receivers consume parameters