Symfony’s ParamConverter is a common way to transform some GET param to an entity before your controllers action.
This happens most of the time via type hinting and priority detection kinda magic in the background.
But as magic is often obscure sometimes you need a bit of explicitness.
F.e. when you have more and different ParamConverter per entity you want to name them explicitly.
Then you can use named ParamConverters.
In the documentation this issue is a bit fragmented, so here is the compact version:
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