ext/zend_test: Move object handler test objects to their own file

[Girgias]

I think this makes sense to split up as setting up an object to test one of the handler requires quite a bit of boilerplate that pollutes the base test file.

This would also reduce the amount of conflicts, as every time I rebased PRs introducing such objects I had permanent conflicts :/

Kinda related to #9218 as I want to work on this again.

[iluuu1994]

Moving things can also greatly increase conflicts. 🙂 Adding things to lower branches is a guaranteed conflict. I'm generally not fond of moving things.

[Girgias]

Moving things can also greatly increase conflicts. slightly_smiling_face Adding things to lower branches is a guaranteed conflict. I'm generally not fond of moving things.

I can backport this to 8.1, I should have create this file the first time I added an object handler test to be honest.

[Girgias]

Moving things can also greatly increase conflicts. slightly_smiling_face Adding things to lower branches is a guaranteed conflict. I'm generally not fond of moving things.

I can backport this to 8.1, I should have create this file the first time I added an object handler test to be honest.

Actually, those objects only exist in php-src rn.

[iluuu1994]

I guess that's fine. Adding a new file can also be somewhat annoying because it requires re-running autoconf, especially when bisecting. None of these are particularly problematic for this PR though due to being restricted to zend_test. Anyway, I'm not blocking this, just stating my opinion.

Actually, those objects only exist in php-src rn.

I assume you mean master? In that case it's less problematic I guess.

[Girgias]

I guess that's fine. Adding a new file can also be somewhat annoying because it requires re-running autoconf, especially when bisecting. None of these are particularly problematic for this PR though due to being restricted to zend_test. Anyway, I'm not blocking this, just stating my opinion.

Actually, those objects only exist in php-src rn.

I assume you mean master? In that case it's less problematic I guess.

Yes I did mean master 😅