PHP 8.3 preps: test updates and default version range limits #670
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Drop (and ignore) generated code, and use a single (Unit testing) suite, which also lets us drop modules for acceptance and functional tests.
Keep stuff up to date, and compatible with the latest PHP versions.
This is useful e.g. for testing branches in parallel, or when running against custom repositories that might receive unexpected updates.
for more even runtimes between the stacks
drop the fractions of seconds, it makes things easier to read - updating these is a manual process anyway to correct fluctuations
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Update some tests for forward compatibility with 8.3+
Also generally confine the default PHP version to something known; this prevents test failures in unrelated branches running against dev buckets with newer major builds (n.b. yes, we'll eventually re-structure this to allow more than one "develop" bucket).
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