PHP 8.4 | Console: remove use of E_STRICT
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The `E_STRICT` constant is deprecated as of PHP 8.4 and will be removed in PHP 9.0. The error level hasn't been in use since PHP 8.0 anyway and was only barely still used in PHP 7.x, so removing the exclusion from the `error_reporting()` setting in the `Console` script shouldn't really make any difference in practice. Ref: * https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecations_php_8_4#remove_e_strict_error_level_and_deprecate_e_strict_constant
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The
E_STRICTconstant is deprecated as of PHP 8.4 and will be removed in PHP 9.0.The error level hasn't been in use since PHP 8.0 anyway and was only barely still used in PHP 7.x, so removing the exclusion from the
error_reporting()setting in theConsolescript shouldn't really make any difference in practice.Ref:
Related to #157