IBX-12606: Migrated the test suites to PHPUnit 11

[ViniTou]

🎫 Issue	IBX-12606

Note

User login providers tests / browser-tests is red on 6.0 itself at this PR's base commit 15f94b1 (run 34843258920, same two failing scenarios: Current page "/login" does not match the regex "/Users"). Unrelated to this PR; all other 13 checks pass.

Description:

• Migrates phpunit/phpunit ^9.6 → ^11.5 and matthiasnoback/symfony-dependency-injection-test
^5.0 → ^6.0 (symfony/phpunit-bridge ^7.4 was already satisfied). composer update ... --with-all-dependencies
  resolved cleanly, no conflicts.
• Migrates phpunit.xml (the only config in this repo, covering unit + integration in one file) to
  the 11.5 schema: <coverage> auto-renamed to <source>, cacheDirectory=".phpunit.cache" added.
  <listeners><listener class="...SymfonyTestsListener"/></listeners> was silently dropped by
  --migrate-configuration (no warning) and replaced by hand with
  <extensions><bootstrap class="Symfony\Bridge\PhpUnit\SymfonyExtension"/></extensions>.
• Adds .phpunit.cache/ to .gitignore (alongside the pre-existing .phpunit.result.cache entry).
• Rector (PHPUnitSetList::PHPUNIT_100, PHPUNIT_110, ANNOTATIONS_TO_ATTRIBUTES via a temporary
  config, deleted after use) converted 12 @dataProvider annotations and one @group/@coversNothing
  pair to attributes (9 files, all providers made static), rewrote 4 ->withConsecutive(...) call
  sites to matcher + willReturnCallback, and converted 9 createMock() calls to createStub()
  where the double is only ever used as a constructor/call argument or a fixed return value with no
  expects()/method() configured on it directly — each conversion re-verified by hand, not
  accepted blindly.
• Hand fixes beyond the automated passes, found via PHPUnit/PHPStan runtime errors:
  • WithConsecutiveRector always attaches ->expects($this->exactly(N)), even though the original
    UserPermissionsLimitationTypeTest::testValidatePass had no invocation-count assertion at all
    (some data-provider sets pass empty arrays, causing the mocked methods to legitimately be called
    zero times). Relaxed the matcher back to self::any() there to match the original, intentional
    behavior; a real test failure otherwise.
  • The same rewrite's return self::throwException(new NotFoundException(...)) inside a
    willReturnCallback closure (testValidateError) does not actually throw — self::throwException()
    builds a stub object meant for ->will()/return slots. Replaced with a real throw statement to
    preserve the original willReturnOnConsecutiveCalls semantics (first call throws, second returns
    a value).
  • Switching that matcher to self::any() turned a match ($matcher->numberOfInvocations())
    expression non-exhaustive for PHPStan (AnyInvokedCount's count isn't statically bounded);
    rewritten as plain if/else rather than adding an ignore.
  • Ibexa\Tests\Core\Limitation\Base::getUserMock() — a shared test helper shipped by ibexa/core
    (consumed here as a path dependency) — still calls the PHPUnit-11-removed
    MockBuilder::setMethods(), confirmed present on ibexa/core's own origin/6.0 (not just a
    stale local checkout). This broke UserPermissionsLimitationTypeTest::testEvaluate (6 data
    sets). Fixed entirely within this repo, without touching ibexa/core: replaced the one call site
    with a plain $this->createStub(APIUser::class), since UserPermissionsLimitationType::evaluate()
    never reads its $currentUser argument. ibexa/core's own PHPUnit 11 migration will need the
    equivalent fix in Base::getUserMock() for every other 6.0 consumer that relies on it.
• composer fix-cs cleaned up stray docblock/import-ordering artifacts left by the Rector pass (4
  files); phpstan-baseline.neon needed no pruning and no new ignores were added.
• getMockForAbstractClass() (2 sites, UserPasswordValidatorTest.php) left as-is: deprecated in
  PHPUnit 11, removed in 12.

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