Symfony version(s) affected: 5.3.4, 5.2.12

Description
The "Backport Type Fixes" commit added a callable type declaration to the $listener parameter of EventDispatcherInterface::addListener(). Adding that type declaration to implementations will break when using the dependency-injection container. The reason is that the dependency-injection container will generate code that calls addListener with an array as listener where at index 0 an closure is passed that will resolve to the object that should be called and at index 1 the method name that should be called is passed. According to the official documentation an array is only considered callable if at index 0 of the array the instantiated object is passed, it seems like passing a closure there is not considered to be callable.

How to reproduce

Add a custom EventDispatcher decorater that uses the addListener() method signature from the interface:

    public function addListener(string $eventName, callable $listener, int $priority = 0): void

Or add that native type declaration to the EventDispatcher implementation.

Configure some event subscriber in the service configuration.

After that the dependency-injection container is broken:

Argument 2 passed to EventDispatcher::addListener() must be callable, array given

Possible Solution
Remove the type declaration from the EventDispatcherInterface again.

Or rework the dependency-injection to call EventDispatcherInterface::addListener() in a way that is compatible with that type declaration.

Additional context
The generated code for the dependency injection container looks like this:

$instance->addListener('kernel.request', [0 => function () {
    return ($this->privates['serviceId'] ?? $this->getService());
}, 1 => 'onKernelRequest'], 0);

That seems to not pass the native callable type declaration.