Reorganize the folder structure and apply new CS standard #405
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I agree: the End2End tests serve the same purposes and are automatically aligned with the code. |
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As per title, I've aligned both the CS standard and the folder structure with the one used in the main SDK. The only notable change is the introduction of
declare(strict_types=1)in all files. I also deleted the wholeexamplesfolder as I judged it useless, unmaintained, and because I think it's better to improve the documentation rather than providing yet another copy of a basic Symfony app that I don't understand how it can help new users