Add $Shell and $controller properties to AclExtras #154
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One of our CI tools (I think it was Scrutinizer) recently complained about the fact that we were accessing
AclExtras->Shelldirectly, without such a property existing on the class itself. This PR adds it, and$controller, as protected properties, with necessary getters and setters in place as well.I realise this probably breaks BC... if
$Shelland$controllerneed to bepublicinstead I'd be happy to make the necessary adjustments.