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Update for new releases PHPCompatibility and WPCS #81

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Update for new releases PHPCompatibility and WPCS #81

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Jul 30, 2018

Commits on Jul 26, 2018

  1. Remove the composer.lock file 

    Committing the `composer.lock` file for libraries is not necessary as it will be ignored anyway by the consumers of the package.

Also, as this library is supposed to support various versions of PHPCS and in the future possibly various version of WPCS, it is actually a bad idea to lock the versions as this makes testing against different PHPCS/WPCS combinations more involved.
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  2. Travis: install dependencies via Composer instead of via git cloning 

    This simplifies the `install` script, especially when in the future various version of WPCS would be supported too.

Includes caching of the Packagist downloads.
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  3. Start using PHPCompatibilityWP 

    PHPCompatibility has been moved to a dedicated GitHub organisation account and has released version 8.2.0.

A `PHPCompatibilityWP` ruleset is now also available in a separate repo which already excludes all back-fills/poly-fills which WP provides.

This ruleset should from now on be used to test the plugins.

For testing this repository, the "normal" PHPCompatibility ruleset should still be used as the code from this repo is not run within the context of WP, but in the context of PHPCS.

For more details, see the [release notes of the PHPCompatibility 8.2.0 release](https://github.com/PHPCompatibility/PHPCompatibility/releases/tag/8.2.0).
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  4. Upgrade to WPCS 1.0.0

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