Legacy codebases can have methods with dual return value:

• an array when data is found
• null when no data is found

Then count is called, to ensure there are data.

In modern PHP, this triggers a warning;
count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable

This change provides a method to accept also null and false values.
In such case, the 0 value is returned.

This method isn't intended to be totally permissive: if something
else than an array, a Countable, null or false is passed
as parameter, a TypeError error is thrown, even with falsy values.

Tests provided with countable and not countable variables.