[TASK] Remove dev dependency "ergebnis/composer-normalize"
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The hyped `"ergebnis/composer-normalize"` composer plugin to
normalize composer.json file and using it as a pipeline check
operats strictly on semver and not allowing a more practical
approach regardin the version handling of dependencies.
Due to the fact that having another mindset then this plugin,
it's not usable until it can be controlled. [1]
Therefore, the plugin is removed again until this point which
may never come. Handling the composer.json file manually in
shape is doable.
Used command(s):
```terminal
> Build/Scripts/runTests.sh -s composer \
-- remove --dev "ergebnis/composer-normalize"
```
[1] ergebnis/composer-normalize#1287
Releases: main
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The hyped
"ergebnis/composer-normalize"composer plugin tonormalize composer.json file and using it as a pipeline check
operats strictly on semver and not allowing a more practical
approach regardin the version handling of dependencies.
Due to the fact that having another mindset then this plugin,
it's not usable until it can be controlled. [1]
Therefore, the plugin is removed again until this point which
may never come. Handling the composer.json file manually in
shape is doable.
Used command(s):
[1] ergebnis/composer-normalize#1287
Releases: main