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Deprecate AddParamStringTypeFromSprintfUseRector - #8723
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The sprintf %s mask does not guarantee a string parameter. PHP silently converts int and float arguments to string in sprintf, so forcing a string param type can add an invalid, too-narrow type.
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sprintf()%smask does not guarantee a string parameter. PHP silently convertsintandfloatarguments to string insidesprintf(), so forcing astringparam type on a value only used in a sprintf call can add an invalid, too-narrow type.This deprecates the rule:
refactor(), mark withDeprecatedInterface+@deprecatedTypeDeclarationLevelVariableInSprintfMaskMatcher