feat: update default set rule sets

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new rule set ExtendedPERSet for PHP-CS-Fixer with enhanced Symfony and PHP migration rules.

• Updates

  • Adjusted various rule settings in the default rule set to improve code consistency and quality.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes focus on enhancing and expanding the rule sets used in PHP-CS-Fixer configurations. Specifically, the DefaultSet in src/RuleSets has been updated with various rule adjustments and additions to improve code style and consistency. Additionally, a new class ExtendedPERSet has been introduced, implementing the RuleSet interface and incorporating a comprehensive set of rules from different sources, including PER-CS2.0, Symfony, and PHP migration rules.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/RuleSets/DefaultSet.php	Adjusted rules() method with various rule settings related to Symfony, PHP versions, and PhpCsFixer.
src/RuleSets/ExtendedPERSet.php	Introduced new class ExtendedPERSet with comprehensive PHP-CS-Fixer rules, implementing the RuleSet interface.

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With rules anew, our syntax we learn.
From Yoda's style to method's grace,
Each change brings a smile to our code's face.
So let us fix, with joy and delight,
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Review Details

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 80efd3f and 05611b2.

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• composer.lock is excluded by !**/*.lock

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• src/RuleSets/DefaultSet.php (2 hunks)

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src/RuleSets/DefaultSet.php (10)

36-40: The addition of the comment block and the '@symfony' rule provides clarity and context. Good practice!

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43-46: The addition of the comment block and the 'concat_space' rule provides clarity and context. Good practice!

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50-52: The 'method_argument_space' rule with multiple options ensures consistent spacing in method arguments, improving code readability.

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54-55: The 'php_unit_method_casing' rule standardizes method naming conventions in PHPUnit tests, which is beneficial for consistency.

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58-60: The 'yoda_style' rule is set to false for all options, which is a common preference to improve code readability.

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62-63: The 'phpdoc_align' rule ensures consistent alignment in PHPDoc comments, enhancing readability.

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Line range hint 65-92: The 'ordered_class_elements' rule improves class structure by enforcing a specific order for class elements, enhancing maintainability.

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93-97: The 'global_namespace_import' rule improves namespace handling by importing classes, functions, and constants, enhancing code clarity.

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99-109: The 'native_function_invocation' rule optimizes function calls by including internal and compiler-optimized functions, which can improve performance.

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111-153: The added rules enhance various aspects of the code, including syntax, style, documentation, and optimization. These changes collectively improve code readability, maintainability, and adherence to modern PHP standards.

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• src/RuleSets/ExtendedPERSet.php (1 hunks)

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src/RuleSets/ExtendedPERSet.php (10)

14-16: Constructor method looks good.

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18-21: name method looks good.

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23-26: allowRisky method looks good.

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28-31: useCache method looks good.

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35-70: Base rules look good.

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75-85: @Symfony:risky rules look good.

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90-121: @PER-CS2.0 overrides rules look good.

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126-134: @PhpCsFixer rules look good.

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143-159: @PHP**MigrationSet and other rules look good.

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33-159: rules method looks good.

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