Combine PHPStan and PHPCS in lint script#705
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This pull request updates the Composer lint script so it runs both static analysis (PHPStan) and code style checks (PHPCS) in a single command, consolidating quality checks into one workflow.
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- Updated
composer lintto runphpstan ... -nfollowed byphpcs. - Converted
lintfrom a single string command to a Composer script array for sequential execution.
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This pull request updates the Composer
lintscript to run both static analysis and code style checks, streamlining the code quality process.Build and code quality tooling:
lintscript incomposer.jsonto run bothphpstan(with the-nflag for no interaction) andphpcs, ensuring that both static analysis and code style checks are performed together.