Adding Symfony 7 Support

[floriankraemer]

There is one problem remaining, maybe you can help to resolve it: In the integration test, the exception part is causing a segmentation fault on my system using PHP 8.4 and I could not yet figure out why. It's caused by $service->throwError();.

It actually works when using Github Actions, so I assume this is a problem with my specific PHP version or how it was compiled.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces compatibility with Symfony 7, allowing the bundle to be used in projects leveraging the latest Symfony framework version. It updates dependency requirements and documentation to reflect this change. A known issue with an integration test related to exception handling, causing a segmentation fault on PHP 8.4, has been temporarily commented out, and the author is seeking assistance with its resolution.

Highlights

• Symfony 7 Compatibility: Updated composer.json to allow installation with Symfony 7 components.
• Documentation Update: README.md files (English and Chinese) have been updated to reflect support for Symfony 7.
• Temporary Test Disablement: A section of the ContainerAopTest.php integration test, specifically the exception handling part, has been commented out due to a segmentation fault encountered on PHP 8.4.

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Code Review

This pull request adds support for Symfony 7 by updating the dependencies in composer.json and the README files. The changes to the dependencies seem correct for supporting both Symfony 6.4+ and 7.0+.

My review focuses on the changes in the integration test. A test case for exception handling has been commented out due to a segmentation fault. I've suggested using markTestSkipped instead, which is a better practice for temporarily disabling tests. I also noticed that the test cleanup logic was commented out, which should be re-enabled to prevent leaving temporary files. Finally, there's a minor formatting issue that I've pointed out.

Regarding the segmentation fault on PHP 8.4, since it's a development version, it might be a bug within PHP itself. Creating a minimal, reproducible example and reporting it to the PHP project could be helpful. Investigating for potential infinite recursion or memory issues within the AOP interception logic, particularly around exception and finally block handling, might also provide some clues.