build(deps-dev): bump symplify/easy-coding-standard from 11.2.5 to 13.2.3

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Bumps symplify/easy-coding-standard from 11.2.5 to 13.2.3.

Release notes

Sourced from symplify/easy-coding-standard's releases.

Released ECS 13.2.2

What's new

✨ New RemoveDeadVarThisFixer

Removes pointless @var $this docblocks above $this calls — they add noise and never help type inference. Added to the docblock level.

 function someFunction()
 {
-    /** @var SomeType $this */
     $this->run();
 }

🐛 Fix AddMissingVarNameFixer for array item types

The fixer now correctly appends the variable name when the @var type is an array shape like int[]:

 function arrayItems()
 {
-    /** @var int[] */
+    /** @var int[] $values */
     $values = [1000];
 }

Released ECS 13.2

The headline of this release: ECS is now a single package. The symplify/coding-standard fixers moved in-tree, and the Laravel container dependency is gone. No breaking changes for users — the Symplify\CodingStandard\Fixer\* class names are unchanged.

⬆️ How to upgrade

If you previously required symplify/coding-standard directly, drop it — it now ships inside ECS:

composer remove symplify/coding-standard --dev
composer require symplify/easy-coding-standard:^13.2 --dev

Your ecs.php needs no changes: the Symplify\CodingStandard\Fixer\* class names are unchanged. If you only ever required symplify/easy-coding-standard, a plain composer update symplify/easy-coding-standard is all you need.

🎯 Highlights

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Commits

• 94f56bc ECS 13.2.3
• 1964a40 Updated ECS to commit 967772b1368f234c690a1256c2560166be3fe1c3
• 3da31a9 ECS 13.2.2
• 1cbd0a1 ECS v9.3.28
• 077acd5 Updated ECS to commit 5ae3d2176d6d78c458849a254598ace8f66142ce
• be4ee13 Updated ECS to commit ceabc1afefe0a0dab3e6544bce960f1fb296220e
• 466b22a Updated ECS to commit 1f5a6219f1bb1348651c4b4fb07b462880185c38
• 678bb7a ECS 13.2.1
• 924e33a Updated ECS to commit 36a5d8600efbd41d748167dfbe6abe4286330b32
• 16b250c ECS 13.2.0
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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates symplify/easy-coding-standard from 11.2.5 to 13.2.3 to adopt the tool's new single-package architecture. The Codacy analysis indicates the changes are up to standards with no new quality issues or complexity regressions introduced.

While the release notes suggest backward compatibility for class names, a major version bump often introduces updated linting rules or configuration changes. It is recommended to verify the tool's output against the current codebase to prevent unexpected CI failures.

Test suggestions

• Run the updated ECS tool against the project to verify that the existing configuration is still valid and that no new linting errors are blocking CI.

Prompt proposal for missing tests

Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Run the updated ECS tool against the project to verify that the existing configuration is still valid and that no new linting errors are blocking CI.

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