Add return types to MimePart so it works on PHP 8 with the newer version of psr/http-message #42
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… of psr/http-message that has return types which causes a Fatal Error on PHP 8; Add a MimePart::getBodyString() helper method that converts MimePart::getBody()'s StreamInterface into a string and update all the calling code for MimePart::getBody() over to MimePart::getBodyString()
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The
MimePartclass implementsPsr\Http\Message\MessageInterfaceviaguzzlehttp/guzzlewhich was recently updated with added return types that cause a "method is not compatible" type error inMimePartThis PR adds those return types to
MimePartso it'll work on PHP 8All the calling code expects
MimePart::getBody()to return a string but now it returns aStreamInterfaceso I've updated the calling code in this library to use a newMimePart::getBodyString()method - if downstream users depend on strings then use this newer method to get them