PSR-12 conversion#71
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HLeithner wants to merge 17 commits intowilsonge:fix/multiselect-with-partial-rowsfrom
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PSR-12 conversion#71HLeithner wants to merge 17 commits intowilsonge:fix/multiselect-with-partial-rowsfrom
HLeithner wants to merge 17 commits intowilsonge:fix/multiselect-with-partial-rowsfrom
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Prepare to remove JCOMPAT_UNICODE_PROPERTIES constants from global namespace and replace it with a static variable within the test function. This is a preparation for PSR12 transformation to satisfy PSR1.Files.SideEffects.FoundWithSymbols rule. Beside that it doesn't make sense to declare a global constant which is only used in the local class.
The handler auto register should have been removed in Joomla! 4.0.
Thanks to @brianteeman
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This pull requests converts the branch to the PSR-12 coding standard