ReactiveRecord::Collection#any? breaks cases with args/block passed in

[adamcreekroad]

In the latest release, this method was updated to be smarter and only load the count instead of all the records. But, the case of passing args/block to this method was missed and breaks that functionality. It should now check if args/block has been passed in, and if so then call super and use normal functionality; otherwise use the optimized way of check if the count is positive:

module ReactiveRecord
  class Collection
    def any?(*args, &block)
      # If we are doing anything other than just checking if there is an object in the collection,
      # proceed to the normal behavior
      return super if args&.length&.positive? || block.present?

      # Otherwise just check the count for efficiency
      count.positive?
    end
  end
end