Remove the "getdir" function which was introduced accidentally #6855
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The actual name of this function is dir(), but ever since it was introduced in PHP 3, its internal name was "getdir", leading to it being mistaken for an alias. This went unnoticed until the switch to stubs for generating arginfo, at which point getdir() became a real but undocumented function. Fixes bug #80914
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The actual name of this function is dir(), but ever since it was
introduced in PHP 3, its internal name was "getdir", leading to it
being mistaken for an alias. This went unnoticed until the switch
to stubs for generating arginfo, at which point getdir() became a
real but undocumented function.