0.1.0

First release: a terminal UI, bin/console messenger:central, to drive the
Messenger workers of a Symfony application while you develop.

• Transports in a sidebar, with their running workers and waiting messages,
  the message classes routed to them and their options (credentials masked).
• Workers started, stopped and scaled from the keyboard. They are regular
  messenger:consume processes; the ones that stop by themselves are started
  again at once, the ones that crash after a growing delay.
• Live view: incoming rate, the messages each worker handles and for how
  long, the waiting messages, the last handled, retried and failed messages.
• Failed messages: paged list, errors in full with the stack trace, removal,
  and sending back to the transport they failed on, as is or after editing
  their properties as a JSON document.
• Output of the workers (logs, dump()), stats in the footer, and every
  key under ?.
• Concurrency of Symfony 8.2: several messages handled at the same time by
  each worker, with amphp/parallel.
• A unique MESSENGER_CONSUMER_NAME for each worker, for the consumer option
  of Redis transports.

Requirements: PHP 8.4.1 or higher, Symfony 8.1 or higher with Messenger, and a
Unix-like system (Linux, macOS, WSL). The pcntl extension lets workers finish
their current messages when stopped. The command refuses to run when the kernel
runs without debug, unless --force is given.