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It seems that one of the PHP packages didn't specify a version in the install script. I updated this to follow the same version of PHP that the other PHP dependencies are being installed with.

Also noticed that there wasn't any handling for Rasbian 11 in the uninstall script. I updated this as well since this is the version I am using.

Tested this by running an install using a local copy of the install script on a Desktop running Rasbian 11 using the force-yes option and the install succeeded without intervention. Also ran the uninstall script and observed the environment being detected and the defined PHP package being removed.

Added php version to php-redis package to prevent it from installing as 8.3 and pulling in 8.3 php dependencies.

Also Updated uninstaller to handle Raspbian Bullseye with regards to versioning the php package it is removing.
Corrected minor issue with if statement syntax
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