Bump phpspec/phpspec from 2.5.8 to 3.4.3

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Bumps phpspec/phpspec from 2.5.8 to 3.4.3.

Release notes

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3.4.3

• [fixed] Undefined exception when giving wrong args to Trigger matcher (greg0ire)

3.4.2

• [fixed] Illegible text when using a white terminal background (MarcelloDuarte)

3.4.1

• [fixed] parameters after extensions ignored in config file (borNfreee)

3.4.0

• [fixed] constructor no longer generated multuple tiles (CarlosV2)
• [fixed] warning when src_path is empty (vitorf7)
• Support methods with reserved names on PHP 7 (avant1)

3.3.0

• Support sebastian/exporter 3.0 (remicollet)
• Support .phpspec.yml as a filename (shrikeh)

3.2.3

• IDE support for shouldYield/shouldStartYielding (pamil)

3.2.2

• Support sebastian/exporter 2.0 providing PHPUnit 5.7 compatibility (mattsches)

3.2.1

• [fixed] Prevent deprecation warning in Symfony 3.2.0 (veewee)

3.2.0

• New shouldTrigger matcher for specifying a warning is triggered (Taluu)
• New shouldIterateAs matcher for specifying how a class is iterated (pamil)
• New shouldBeApproximately matcher for comparing floats (brainrepo)
• [fixed] No longer suggests an outdated version of Nyan formatters (unfunco)
• [performance] Reduced size of Phar (unfunco)

3.1.1

• [fixed] Accidental linebreaks in spec name are not allowed (randompixel)
• [fixed] Throwable can be passed as instance to shouldThrow (jameshalsall)
• [performance] Phar version now has an optimised autoloader

3.1.0

• Many errors are now caught and handled without ending suite execution (ciaranmcnulty)
• Validates that matchers specified in config are valid matchers (avant1)
• Shows Error message even when Exception was expected (harrisonbro)
• Disallows doubling of PHP 7.1's iterable type (avant1)
• [fixed] Exceptions are properly highlighted in error messages (ciaranmcnulty)

3.1.0-rc1

Since 3.0.0:

• Many errors are now caught and handled without ending suite execution (ciaranmcnulty)
• Validates that matchers specified in config are valid matchers (avant1)

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Commits

• 8e72ed3 Prepare for 3.4.3 release
• 1bd5df6 Updating CHANGES.md
• 50b1f1d Prefer constructor over setter
• b71067e Add missing use statement
• a728422 Make phpdoc more accurate
• 86ce3cd Update contributing rules
• 6447551 Merge pull request #1138 from ciaranmcnulty/config/php-7.2-support
• 102e3d6 Test against 7.2
• 4f42719 Preparing for 3.4.2 release
• 7ed91df Updating the changelog
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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