Various compatibility changes #32
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… This change provides more reliable randomness and mitigates potential security vulnerabilities associated with the previous function.
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rand()function, which generates a pseudo-random number, is replaced with therandom_int()function in therandom.phpfile. Therandom_int()function is a cryptographically secure function introduced in PHP7 that generates a random integer.truncate.phpandcastSlice.php, the null coalescing operator (??) is used. This operator checks if the variable on its left-hand side is set and not null, and if so, it returns its own value; otherwise, it returns the value of the variable on the right-hand side.baseMatches.phpnow usesis_iterable(), a function introduced in PHP 7.1, to check if a variable is an array or a traversable object instead of the combination ofis_array()andinstanceof Traversable.${var}syntax. Instead,{$var}syntax is used for variable parsing within a string.