Drop support for PHP 7.x, and PHP 8.0/8.1, new minimum is 8.2. Update PHPUnit to 11. - #166
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This supports the latest upstream fork/destination change, which is now in the 4.x line for active support
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Old artifact, unused so cleaned up.
As we have updated our baseline PHP version support, we can update PHPUnit too. Currently PHPUnit v11 is the latest version that supports PHP ^8.2. When we drop 8.2 support we can update to newer PHPUnit releases again.
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This will be released as a new minor release. We won't be adding new features to the existing PHP 7.x/8.0/8.1 release line, so this new release will take the next minor release line. Users should upgrade to a supported PHP version to continue receiving features from this project.