✨ Extended string normalization #283
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Correctly normalize mixed string and interpolation.
Use `{$c}` over `${c}` after PHP 8.2 deprecation.
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Correctly normalize mixed string and interpolation.
Use
{$c}over${c}after PHP 8.2 deprecation.@mk-mxp Maybe you want to take a look into this one.
Technically, this changes the normalization. But I expect the number of affected solutions to be rather low and not worth a full re-computation.