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This pull request makes changes to the GitHub Actions workflow configuration for running PHPStan, a PHP static analysis tool. The most important changes include renaming the job, adding a matrix strategy for different PHP versions, and updating the PHP installation step.
Improvements to the GitHub Actions workflow:
.github/workflows/phpstan.yml: Renamed the job fromteststophpstanto better reflect its purpose..github/workflows/phpstan.yml: Added a matrix strategy to run PHPStan on multiple PHP versions (7.2 and 8.4)..github/workflows/phpstan.yml: Updated the PHP installation step to use the matrix's PHP version instead of a hardcoded version.