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Improve open/close tag handling for phpdbg + stdin #14773
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It seems my fix didn't work, and it wasn't immediately obvious to me why. Hence, I won't be pursuing this. Sorry @devnexen.
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/cc @devnexen
phpdbg currently always compiles scripts with the
ZEND_COMPILE_POSITION_AFTER_OPEN_TAGflag. To allow loading scripts through stdin that start with<?php, it would prepend a?>to the source. This would implicitly turn into?>into;, which are not allowed beforedeclare(strict_types=1).