Enum type fatal error when passing the enum class in Symfony 7.2.3

I created a new Symfony 7.2.3 project in a dockerized environment and created a Task entity using make:entity command. I just added a title property.

Then I created a TaskStatus enum like so:

# src/Entity/Enum/TaskStatus.php
<?php

namespace App\Entity\Enum;

enum TaskStatus: int
{
    case Pending = 0;
    case Done = 1;
}

Then, using make:entity again, I edit my Task entity and fill the form:

 Class name of the entity to create or update (e.g. FierceKangaroo):
 > task

 Your entity already exists! So let's add some new fields!

 New property name (press <return> to stop adding fields):
 > status

 Field type (enter ? to see all types) [string]:
 > enum

 Enum class:
 > App\\Entity\\Enum\\TaskStatus

When I press enter, a fatal error is thrown:

Fatal error: Cannot declare enum App\Entity\Enum\TaskStatus, because the name is already in use in /var/www/src/Entity/Enum/TaskStatus.php on line 5
21:26:22 CRITICAL  [php] Fatal Compile Error: Cannot declare enum App\Entity\Enum\TaskStatus, because the name is already in use ["exception" => Symfony\Component\ErrorHandler\Error\FatalError^ { …}]

At this point, what I understand is that the enum cannot exists before I try to add it to my entity. But if I delete it and try again, it now says:

[ERROR] Class "App\\Entity\\Enum\\TaskStatus" doesn't exist; please enter an existing full class name.   

By the way, I use a php:8.3.17-apache docker image. How am I supposed to use the enum type in my entities? I found nothing in Symfony's docs.

Start by reproducing the reported make:entity flow with an existing App\Entity\Enum\TaskStatus enum, then trace how the command handles the supplied enum class. Compare the behavior when the enum exists and when it does not; done means the supported enum workflow no longer produces a fatal redeclaration error and gives a usable response for a missing class.