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Some assumptions/opinions made for the development of the tool are:
doctrine/coding-standardfor CS; I feel this CS is comprehensive and fixes most code in a predictable way, and I am most familiar withphpcs(over say, php-cs-fixer).laminas/workflow-continuous-integrationto run the CI workflow, as it is ludicrously easy to get up and running. Should we need to expand out of these realms in the future for static analysis/CS/linting/testing etc., we can of course