register_shutdown_function is not working for Doctrine fatal errors

Question

My callback specified in register_shutdown_function is working fine except for the fatal errors of Doctrine.

I'm not using symfony, it's doctine on a simple Php project.

Here is my code

register_shutdown_function(shutdown(...));
function shutdown(): void
{
    $err = error_get_last();
    if (!is_null($err)) {
        handleError(0, $err['message'], $err['file'], $err['line']);
    }
}

function handleError(int $severity, string $message, string $filename, int $lineno): ?bool
{
    $message = '<pre>' .
                    '<b>Line #</b>' . $lineno . '<br><br>' .
                    '<b>File #</b>' . $filename . '<br><br>'
                    . $message . '<br>' .
                    '</pre>';

   echo $message;
   return true;
}

But when it's a Fatal error coming from Doctrine it's not going through my shutdown function.

For example, this code is creating a fatal error because I forgot to add u.before the column name.

class UtilisateurRepository extends EntityRepository
{
    public function search($recherche): mixed
    {
        return $this->_em->createQuery(
            "SELECT u FROM App\Entities\Utilisateur u 
            where 
            lower(concat(u.nom,' ',u.prenom)) LIKE :recherche
            OR lower(concat(prenom,' ',nom)) LIKE :recherche
            OR u.email LIKE :recherche
            OR u.telephone LIKE :recherche"
        )->setParameter('recherche', '%' . strtolower($recherche) . '%')->getResult();
    }
}

I think doctrine have it's own shutdown function, but I haven't found any documentation on that, so I'm not sure it even exist, or how to override it.