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… some symbols where their name begins with PHPUnit\ in the future
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PHPUnit uses this unique prefix since the latest release, so we can easily detect prefixed classes.
see sebastianbergmann/phpunit@4d829e0#diff-840c8b2ea07ab3c49b8c509c41e0de93231d36254f4f4ac621bcf2d21063ce5b
regular PHPUnit classes will have a
PHPUnitnamespace (these are not prefixed)