See also f4fb91ae. PHP8 now supports named arguments in calls to
the `call_user_func_array` method, which can result in differing
behaviour compared to PHP7, e.g. in this case it was throwing an
exception due to an unknown named parameter.
Default value of the $flag argument changed in PHP 8.1 from ENT_COMPAT to ENT_QUOTES | ENT_SUBSTITUTE
To ensure consistent behavior across different PHP version the second parameter is now required for the functions:
htmlspecialchars(), htmlentities(), htmlspecialchars_decode(), html_entity_decode() and get_html_translation_table()
Differences can be checked with git diff --ignore-all-space and
that will show that the only non-whitespace change is in a test
in the git lib/tests/html2text_test.php file. In that case the
whitespace has been replaced by a quoted string (of whitespaces)
keeping the test 100% equivalent and workarrounding the whitespace.
There was a problem with wiki pages in the HTML markup syntax. If they
contain a link and the link text has a URL in it, that URL was converted
into another link. But it was not correctly nested and it caused
additional troubles with filters (particularly the multimedia filter if
the URL was a video such as on youtube).
The solution here is similar to what we do in filters. We protect the
whole explicit link so that its content is not further parsed. That
prevents the inner URL to be converted into another link and the
explicit link has the full control.
Also:
- change 2 variable/property names, both internal.
- format empty function.
Towards getting it fully phpcs compliant. Note this does not
fix the missing (in all methods) phpdoc blocks.
There are various places where it's not guaranteed that the
variable being used is array, and instead, can be null, bool, int...
We need to check that because php74 warns about it.
Where possible we have used the coalesce operator as
replacement for isset() ternary operations.
When H1, H2 and H3 links in wiki act themselves as hyperlinks, they
were displayed in double brackets. This patch removes [[ and ]] out of
the table of content displayed header hyperlinks.
When a section name ended with a URL, the '<a' part of [edit] link
that is appended to the section was considered as part of the URL
in the section, thus causing the [edit] link to be broken.
