fix: usage of deprecated DBAL type constants #4399
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API platform references constants from Doctrine DBAL that have been deprecated two years ago (see doctrine/dbal#3356). Those constants have been removed in DBAL 3.0. At the moment, Doctrine ORM blocks the installation of DBAL 3, but this might change soon. This PR fixes all references and should prevent API platform applications from exploding once they bump DBAL beyond 3.0.