New Universal.PHP.OneStatementInShortEchoTag sniff
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Sniff to disallow short open echo tags `<?=` containing more than one PHP statement. When using short open echo tags, PHP will echo out the result of the first statement. Subsequent statements will not be echo-ed out, but will be treated as "normal" PHP. As a best practice, short open echo tags should contain only one statement. Includes fixer. Includes unit tests. Includes documentation.
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Sniff to disallow short open echo tags
<?=containing more than one PHP statement.When using short open echo tags, PHP will echo out the result of the first statement. Subsequent statements will not be echo-ed out, but will be treated as "normal" PHP.
As a best practice, short open echo tags should contain only one statement.
Includes fixer.
Includes unit tests.
Includes documentation.