this isn't required by the spec and PHPStan chokes on it. I was previously having it ignore these errors, but it turns out that PHPStan is not making use of extended typeinfo provided if it can't parse the tag, which is problematic on level 6 and also a problem for array-of-type. Therefore, we are going to have to take the hit.
phpstan whines about all this stuff, and everything left is private, so we can get rid of it. Sadly we can't ditch the class without breaking BC, so that sticks with 4.0.
comparing enums with equality operators is unreliable because there is no guarantee that the enum objects won't be somehow duplicated, through serialization, cloning or ext-parallel dumb object copying. This means that two equal enum objects may not be thw same object.
I wanted to make this into a dedicated option, but it had some side effects (see 4794ba236a551bd839bbb8565474c19f93d97c30).
I'll settle for just disabling this useless behaviour, since we have other ways to force vanilla resources anyway; setting this flag to always-false has no user-facing effects anyway.
This reverts commit 06ec8b83978fcc52a7964d678a97c73b50a97aa8.
unfortunately, this had some unanticipated side effects, thanks to
idiotic behaviour in the client ... when having optional downloads but
trying to force resources, the client chokes because it thinks the
server is forcing it to apply a pack that it doesn't have. Since
there's no way to detect when this problem occurs in the protocol, the
only option is to revert this.
this is much easier to use than devtools, and allows us to make additional specializations for PM build that would otherwise just be a colossal pain in the ass.
while it would be nice to bail, providing the environment to allow bailing without breaking stuff requires some complex changes that would reduce performance when timings is not running. Considering the limited usefulness of bailing here anyway, and the fact that it just has to be prevented to not have side effects, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense right now.
closes#3261, closes#3269, closes#3254
