Bump min php version to 8.3

[MekDrop]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated GitHub Actions workflow to test only on the latest PHP versions (8.3 and 8.4) and improved workflow configuration.
  • Enhanced composer package metadata with a clearer description, expanded keywords, support links, and author details.
  • Increased the minimum required PHP version to 8.3.

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Walkthrough

The updates raise the minimum PHP version requirement to 8.3 in the composer configuration and streamline the GitHub Actions workflow to only test against PHP 8.3 and 8.4. Metadata in composer.json is modernized, and the workflow setup is simplified by removing unnecessary PHP extensions and ini-values.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/on_pull_request.yml	Updated PHP matrix to 8.3/8.4, fixed PHP setup action version, removed extensions/ini-values, cleaned whitespace.
composer.json	Enhanced metadata, expanded keywords, added support/homepage fields, set PHP requirement to >=8.3, enabled package sorting.

Possibly related issues

• Bump PHP to min 8.3 smarty-image#38: Addresses raising the minimum PHP version to 8.3.
• Bump PHP to min 8.3 smarty-db-resource#38: Directly relates to updating the PHP version constraint to 8.3.
• Bump PHP to min 8.3 smarty-xo#32: Involves raising the minimum PHP version to 8.3.
• Bump PHP to min 8.3 env#34: Pertains to increasing the minimum PHP version requirement to 8.3.
• Bump PHP to min 8.3 editor-contracts#45: Relates to bumping the minimum PHP version to 8.3.
• Bump min PHP to 8.3 object-errors#53: Concerns raising the minimum PHP version to 8.3.
• Bump to min PHP 8.3 smarty-includeq#33: Focuses on updating the minimum PHP version to 8.3.
• Bump PHP to min 8.3 log-data-output-decorator#30: Involves raising the minimum PHP version to 8.3.
• Bump PHP to min 8.3 extensions-setup-contracts#27: Relates to increasing the minimum PHP version to 8.3.
• Bump min PHP to 8.3 queue-interop-connection-factory-helper#53: Concerns updating the minimum PHP version to 8.3.

Poem

Hopping through the fields of code,
PHP versions new bestowed!
Composer sings with metadata bright,
Workflows trimmed for future’s light.
8.3 and 8.4 now take the stage—
A rabbit’s joy, a modern age!
🐇✨

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• .github/workflows/on_pull_request.yml (2 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (6)

composer.json (3)

2-28: Modernize package metadata
The description, keywords, homepage, support links, and author details are clear and comprehensive. This enhances discoverability and contributor guidance.

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29-31: Bump minimum PHP version to >=8.3
This aligns with the PR objective. Ensure that any features or syntax requiring PHP 8.3 are used intentionally and that documentation (e.g., README) reflects this bump.

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37-39: Enable sorted package listing
Adding "sort-packages": true keeps composer.json dependencies organized automatically.

.github/workflows/on_pull_request.yml (3)

16-17: Limit test matrix to PHP 8.3 and 8.4
Testing now focuses on the supported range. Confirm that dropping 8.2 and earlier is intentional and that no critical backports are required for older versions.

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25-29: Pin setup-php action and remove custom extensions/ini
Locking to shivammathur/setup-php@v2 ensures workflow stability. Verify that all required extensions and ini settings for your test suite are still in place under the default configuration.

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67-67: Trivial whitespace alignment; no action needed.

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