Version 2.31.0

A new utility CfdiUtils\Utils\RegimenCapitalRemover has been created to remove the Régimen de Capital
from a string. The most common case is to remove it from a certificate name, but you can use it anywhere.

This release includes a change to Certificado::getName() method.
The argument $trimSuffix was added, with default false.
When you pass $trimSuffix: true, it will try to remove the Régimen de capital suffix from the
name detected on the certificate. For example: EMPRESA PATITO SA DE CV will return EMPRESA PATITO.

The method CfdiCreator40::putCertificado() now evaluates if the certificate belongs to a Persona Moral,
and the root node has attribute Version equal to 4.0.
If that is the case then it will set up the Emisor@Name attribute removing the suffix.
That means that is no longer necessary to override the Emisor@Name later.

The assertion SELLO04: El nombre del emisor del comprobante es igual al encontrado en el certificado
has been changed, previously, if the RFC belongs to a Persona Moral then it returns status none.
Now, the assertion uses the "remove the Régimen de capital" capability to perform the validation.

Thanks @Ahuahuachi for the contribution.