This new minor release comes after more than a year since the last tag.
It actually comes with a couple of new interesting features, one of which is a new behavior for tests parallelization. The new --chunk-size option, when set at a value higher that 1, will execute more than one test class per single process, making the execution faster for test suites where the class setup is expensive.
This new patch adds support for Symfony 6.
This new patch unlocks the possibility of using the JSON serialization with this transport, because it fixes how headers are handled during serialization.
This last small patch handles the same edge case as the previous one, for replaced packages. I also added a CI job to test against PHP 8.1, which is coming in less than 2 months!
This new minor adds the resettable option to the transport, so that you can disable it if you need to inspect the transport during tests. This is due to the fact that under Symfony 5.3, if a service implements the ResetInterface (as our transport does), the reset method gets automatically invoked at kernel shutdown, which happens after using the Symfony test client (KernelBrowser).
