Update dependencies and improve type annotations #451
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Added support for newer versions of `nikic/php-parser`, `vimeo/psalm`, and `phpunit/phpunit` in `composer.json`. Enhanced type annotations across multiple classes with `@implements` for iterator declarations and more explicit docblock types. Also replaced loose comparisons with strict ones for better code reliability.
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Hey there, this should have been fixed by #447 |
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hello @micheleorselli, oh great! Thank you! |
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would it be ok if I close this PR? |
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Added support for newer versions of
nikic/php-parser,vimeo/psalm, andphpunit/phpunitincomposer.json. Enhanced type annotations across multiple classes with@implementsfor iterator declarations and more explicit docblock types. Also replaced loose comparisons with strict ones for better code reliability.