Remove support for PHP 7.1 and fix deprecations - #48
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This removes support for PHP 7.1 and Symfony 3 (which is end-of-life).
The main branch now requires PHP 7.3 and Symfony 4.4 (LTS version).
The 1.4 branch keeps compatibility with older versions and still accepts bug fixes (including new translations) but no new features.
I was unable to fix the deprecation warnings and add support for Symfony 6 without adding a whole bunch of BC layers for no additional benefits.