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Support and test PHP 8.0 #695
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This is so the tests would pass for PHP 8.0 in Windows.
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I would like to at least test and see if PHP 8.0 would work with the existing codebase.
This is for the issue #639 about PHP 8.0. It is mentioned there that 2.x will have PHP 8.0 support, but it's only in beta and has been so for at least 5 months. Also having to upgrade to it means having to deal with potentially breaking changes which don't even seem to be listed anywhere, assuming there are breaking changes.
Also there was a PR for PHP 8.0 support for version 1.x (#659), but unlike there, here I make the change to the CI config as well to test in PHP 8.0.