* build: raise the 1.3 floor to PHP 8.3
RHEL 10 ships 8.3 in AppStream and dropped modularity, so an 8.4 floor would
put every RHEL, Alma and Rocky 10 install on Remi. Ubuntu 24.04 is 8.3 as
well, which makes it the lowest common denominator of the current LTS fleet.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Vincent <thomasvincent@gmail.com>
* docs: raise the documented PHP floor to 8.3
The 1.2.x column keeps 8.1, which still matches that branch's composer constraint.
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* ci: run process lock coverage on PHP 8.3
* fix: finish PHP 8.3 floor cleanup
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* ci: share one body across the per-script coverage workflows
Eight of the coverage workflows were the same file with four things changed:
the PHPUnit configuration, the job name, occasionally the PHP version, and
occasionally the snmp extension. Everything else, the triggers, permissions,
concurrency, checkout, dependency setup and the Pest invocation, was copied
between them, so a change to any of it meant eight edits and eight chances to
miss one.
They now call a reusable workflow and supply only what differs. Each caller
keeps its own path filters and concurrency group, since those are genuinely
per-script.
installer, snmp and rrd-graph-item are left alone. They run more than one
suite or produce clover output, so folding them in would mean parameterising
the shared body until it stopped being shared.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Vincent <thomasvincent@gmail.com>
* ci: rebuild the callers when the shared coverage body changes
Each caller watched its own file but not the reusable one, so editing the
shared body would not have run any of the suites it drives.
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