deprecation(php): Fix PHP8.4 deprecations#135
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- Implicitly marking parameter $data as nullable is deprecated, the explicit nullable type must be used instead - Return type should either be compatible with declaration => add #[\ReturnTypeWillChange] attribute to temporarily suppress the notice
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PHP 5.6 compatibility has already been broken several times:
Nullable types only appeared with PHP 7.1, but they are already used in several classes (03dddf3, for example).
It may be necessary to modify the composer.json, since as it stands, version 2.0.14 is not compatible with PHP 5.6.