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feat: 8.0.x deprecation #3061

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Description of changes:
Deprecates PHP versions 8.0.x and below. Adds support for PHP 8.4.

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@stobrien89 stobrien89 force-pushed the php-8-deprecation branch 30 times, most recently from e349909 to 6eb153b Compare January 21, 2025 17:54
@stobrien89 stobrien89 force-pushed the php-8-deprecation branch 3 times, most recently from 86e7ab9 to 3c8aba1 Compare January 21, 2025 20:03
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Integ tests:

vendor/bin/behat --format=progress --tags=integ
...................................................................... 70
...................................................................... 140
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66 scenarios (66 passed)
248 steps (248 passed)
10m6.71s (42.26Mb)

Smoke tests:

vendor/bin/behat --format=progress --suite=smoke --tags='~@noassumerole'
...................................................................... 70
...................................................................... 140
...................................................................... 210
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112 scenarios (112 passed)
224 steps (224 passed)
0m38.07s (91.26Mb)

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