[1.x] Improve PHP 8.4+ support by avoiding implicitly nullable types #224
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This changeset backports reactphp#223 from `3.x` to `1.x` to improve PHP 8.4+ support by avoiding implicitly nullable types as discussed in reactphp/promise#260. The same idea applies, but v1 requires manual type checks to support legacy PHP versions as the nullable type syntax requires PHP 7.1+ otherwise. Builds on top of reactphp#223, reactphp#204 and reactphp#218
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This changeset backports #223 from
3.xto1.xto improve PHP 8.4+ support by avoiding implicitly nullable types as discussed in reactphp/promise#260. The same idea applies, but v1 requires manual type checks to support legacy PHP versions as the nullable type syntax requires PHP 7.1+ otherwise.Builds on top of #223, #182, reactphp/promise#260, reactphp/async#87 and reactphp/promise-timer#70