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chore: Add phpstan tool - #603
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The baseline of #603 was generated before #594, #598 and #601 were merged, so master reports 19 errors. They are fixed in the code instead of being added to the baseline: - Return types for the new test methods and HKWPDv6::setPaginationToken(). - Array value types for GetSEPAAccounts::__serialize()/__unserialize() and the CAMT data provider. - GetSEPAAccountsTest builds the UPD from HIUPDv6 segments, as UPD::$hiupd expects. - HIUPDTest converts its examples in a typed helper (self:: instead of static::), which also clears the six baselined parse() errors. - Drop the two CAMT baseline entries that #601 made obsolete.
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This PR adds phpstan as static code analyser to this project.
I think this is very helpful, because there is a lot of untyped code that could lead to unexpected behaviour