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Fix PHP-CS-Fixer rule string_implicit_backslashes and update PHP dependencies #199

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Correct various regex and string pattern inconsistencies by removing unnecessary escape characters. This improves code readability and ensures consistent use of escape sequences across the codebase. These changes do not affect functionality but enhance maintainability and reduce potential sources of confusion for developers.

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Correct various regex and string pattern inconsistencies by removing unnecessary escape characters. This improves code readability and ensures consistent use of escape sequences across the codebase. These changes do not affect functionality but enhance maintainability and reduce potential sources of confusion for developers.
Upgrade multiple dependencies in composer.lock to their latest versions to ensure the project is secure, maintains compatibility with recent features, and benefits from the latest performance improvements and bug fixes. This update includes critical packages such as Symfony components, PHP-CS-Fixer, and various other libraries.
@SmetDenis SmetDenis merged commit 1f1ee25 into master Jun 19, 2024
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@SmetDenis SmetDenis deleted the string_implicit_backslashes branch June 19, 2024 11:04
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