Introduction of .editorfconfig and php-cs-fixer. #11
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This is a follow-up for #10 and should be merged afterwards
This PR is also switching to PHP 8.1 like #9.
This PR introduces editrofconfig and php-cs-fixer. It serves as a basis for enforcing standardized formatting.
the Github workflow has been extended by the php-cs-fixer check and phpstan.
The current .editorfconfig was taken from the Symfony Project.
The PHP-CS-Fixer config was based on the one from Symfony. However, some rules were adjusted manually to reflect the current code conditions.
What needs to be discussed:
@aleho fyi