[6.x] Allow PHP Tags in Antlers to Override any Variable#11802
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This PR fixes #11222 by allowing developers to override any variable when using the
{{? ... ?}}or{{$ $}}PHP tags. With the changes in this PR, the following will now be possible without having to explicitly assign the variable first:While this is technically a bug fix, I am targeting
6.x+ as it is a significant behavior change that could impact existing projects.