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Fix: Drop support for PHP 7.2 #407

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  • drops support for PHP 7.2

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Merging #407 (8762025) into main (5750f9c) will not change coverage.
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@ergebnis-bot ergebnis-bot merged commit eca9623 into main May 4, 2021
@ergebnis-bot ergebnis-bot deleted the fix/php72 branch May 4, 2021 14:23
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