Add minimum required PHP version to run-tests.php - #3986
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This integrates a simple minimum PHP version check in the tool and to also define the minimum version that the tool syntax should support.
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Applied via 434388a to PHP-7.4+ |
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Brought up in the #3981 to make a certain extension case pass and to be able to run tests in parallel on PHP 7.0 versions, however I probably don't need to explain that this is a very bad practice. Since people pushed this change in the code already we at least need to define the minimum constraint to be clear.
For people who are upgrading their code please follow the better recommended practices defined at the supported versions page and use the supported versions: https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php
So, this now adds a minimum PHP requirement constraint in the run-tests.php script.
Thanks.