Update dependencies with DoctrineModule 5.0 #256
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This PR updates DoctrineModule to version 5.0.0. A few other dependencies are updated to be in line with DoctrineModule 5.0.0.
By upgrading DoctrineModule, support for laminas-cache 2.x is dropped and laminas-cache 3.x is required. This solves the installation issues with PHP 8, i.e. we do no longer need to use --ingore-platform-req=php in our CI actions and users do not need to supress cache adapters on installation.
This PR is based on top of #255, as DoctrineModule 5.0 is not compatible with PHP 7.3 anymore.