Automatically detect PHP patch version #1201
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This PR changes the evergreen build config to no longer set a specific patch version for PHP, instead only setting the minor version to be used (e.g. "7.4"). This reduces the workload associated with updating the PHP toolchain, since we no longer need to update the evergreen config when the toolchain brings new patch releases for PHP. The path to PHP binaries is now also prepended to the
PATH
environment variable.The script will attempt to fetch the latest patch version for the requested PHP version (by using the version sort functionality of
sort
) and error if none was found. The logic will need adjusting if we want to start testing against thread-safe versions of PHP.These changes will be ported to the PHPLIB evergreen config once they've been merged here.