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I added PHP 8 to be allowed by the required PHP version is composer.json. I also upgraded PHPUnit to v9 since none of the older versions work on PHP 8.

Motivation and context

PHP 7.2 is EOL, PHP 7.3 will be EOL in December. PHP 8 was released 4 months ago.

How has this been tested?

No code changes were required, just adding PHP 8 to the allowed PHP versions. I am currently using my branch in production and connections to Backblaze B2 are stable in PHP 8.

composer test output is also all passing.

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I can't seem to get Scrutinizer to upgrade the version of phpcs it is using. Is that something you have to do?

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Could you merge, either this or #31, and tag a new release please? Thanks!

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