[composer/dev](deps-dev): Bump symplify/easy-coding-standard from 13.1.3 to 13.2.1

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Bumps symplify/easy-coding-standard from 13.1.3 to 13.2.1.

Release notes

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

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

1. symplify/coding-standard merged into ECS (#19)

The 26 custom Symplify fixers ECS has always relied on now live directly in this repository under packages/coding-standard/. ECS could never run without them, and many prepared sets are tightly coupled to them — so maintaining two repos added friction for no benefit.

What this means for you:

• One package instead of two. composer require symplify/easy-coding-standard --dev no longer pulls in a separate symplify/coding-standard.

• Class names are unchanged — your existing ecs.php keeps working as-is:

  // ecs.php — still valid, no change needed
  use Symplify\EasyCodingStandard\Config\ECSConfig;
  use Symplify\CodingStandard\Fixer\LineLength\LineLengthFixer;
  return ECSConfig::configure()
  ->withRules([LineLengthFixer::class]);
  ->withPreparedSets(symplify: true);

2. withDocblockLevel() now goes much deeper (#19)

Because the Symplify commenting fixers now ship in-tree, the gradual docblock level gained 11 new rules (24 total). You opt in one level per PR, safest first:

// ecs.php
use Symplify\EasyCodingStandard\Config\ECSConfig;
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Commits

• 678bb7a ECS 13.2.1
• 924e33a Updated ECS to commit 36a5d8600efbd41d748167dfbe6abe4286330b32
• 16b250c ECS 13.2.0
• 810e4c8 Updated ECS to commit f252314bdd9993f7eebcfbbc5b09ee6f15d79c20
• e3a4d39 Updated ECS to commit f0ad4abe2adb8779d71f022b5445e7c6672e2b90
• 34f9018 Updated ECS to commit 1d7815a65f0fd3d5f9533b1f5ab2c5d90251a3aa
• 1059340 Updated ECS to commit 8f72e3c42a736c80617e00b9dec3a822a1566106
• c83965e Updated ECS to commit 9a00ea6cc6ed3b6db115f7e864a45bfa7ef2eb1f
• 924ffba Updated ECS to commit 59e67d8f8e604e651ad8abef5e1534ca1ff2482d
• af5d4a2 ECS 13.1.6
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