Added support for symfony/console 6.0

[acelaya]

Q	A
Documentation	no
Bugfix	no
BC Break	no
New Feature	yes
RFC	no
QA	no

Description

This PR adds support for symfony/console 6, as it's a pretty popular component, and the update is pretty much backwards compatible.

[Ocramius]

Question: does this result in a downstream BC break, due to inheritance?

[acelaya]

I think I don't follow. What do you mean?

[weierophinney]

Question: does this result in a downstream BC break, due to inheritance?

It shouldn't. I've used symfony/console 6 with laminas-cli versions, and had no issues with commands. The issues will be if a user is writing commands that rely on portions of the symfony/console v4 API that are not present in later versions, or changed in later versions. Since they're very conservative about changing the inheritance API, in practice, I've not seen any cases where such breakage can occur.

[Ocramius]

composer.lock still requires adjusting here

[weierophinney]

@Ocramius I updated the composer.lock, but the fork was locked and I could not push back to it. Hoping that the branch builds correctly; if not, I'll open another PR with a patch to resolve.

(Bonus points: bumped to laminas-coding-standard 2.3, which means I could get rid of the "ignore-platform-reqs" flag!)

[acelaya]

I was about to update the composer.lock, but I guess it's not needed anymore 😅