Move PHPT documentation to docs #15940
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This was so far hosted on qa.php.net, but since there are plans to retire that site, we move the relevant documentation about PHPTs to php-src/docs.
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For context on the new documentation: https://externals.io/message/122357#122361 I switched to rst after running into some formatting difficulties, and some strong opinions on MD on Slack 😄 |
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See https://externals.io/message/125480#125588 for why I also did this PR. I'm more comfortable writing MD than RST, but it's not a big deal for me using the latter. Even HTML or DokuWiki markup would be okay for me for the PHPT docs. |
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This was so far hosted on qa.php.net, but since there are plans to retire that site, we move the relevant documentation about PHPTs to php-src/docs.
This is an alternative to PR #15939, but this time using Markdown.