PHP 8.3 | Generic/LowerCaseConstant: add support for typed constants #330
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Type declarations are explicitly not checked by this sniff. PHP 8.3 introduces typed constants. This means that the sniff now also needs to ensure that it doesn't flag non-lowercase `true`/`false`/`null` in the type declaration for a constant. Fixed now. Includes tests.
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Description
Type declarations are explicitly not checked by this sniff.
PHP 8.3 introduces typed constants. This means that the sniff now also needs to ensure that it doesn't flag non-lowercase
true/false/nullin the type declaration for a constant.Fixed now. Includes tests.
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Related to #106
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