Drop annotations support, compatibility with Symfony 7.x components

This major release drops support for the configuration annotations from the Webfactory\Bundle\PolyglotBundle\Annotation namespace. Annotations have been deprecated by the 3.1.0 release, where corresponding PHP 8 attributes were added.

Dropping annotations helps us to get rid of the doctrine/annotations dependency, being able to use Symfony 7 (especially symfony/framework-bundle) with no further configuration.

What's Changed

• Drop annotations support by @mpdude in #42
• Update tests to use only attributes to configure Doctrine ORM mappings by @mpdude in #46
• Fix direct doctrine/* deprecation messages by @mpdude in #47
• Remove the doctrine/annotations dependency by @mpdude in #48
• Allow doctrine/persistence:^3.1 by @relthyg in #38
• Replace annotations by attributes in README.md by @relthyg in #49

Full Changelog: 3.2.0...4.0.0

Support Doctrine attributes alongside annotations in `BaseTranslation`

What's Changed

• Support Doctrine attributes alongside annotations in BaseTranslation by @relthyg in #44

Full Changelog: 3.1.1...3.2.0

Configure the `BaseEntity` class with attributes, additionally (#41)

This should have been part of #40.

Prepare transitioning to PHP attributes

In this release, he annotations \Webfactory\Bundle\PolyglotBundle\Annotation\Locale, \Webfactory\Bundle\PolyglotBundle\Annotation\Translatable and \Webfactory\Bundle\PolyglotBundle\Annotation\TranslationCollection have been deprecated.

Replace them with the corresponding PHP attributes from the \Webfactory\Bundle\PolyglotBundle\Attribute namespace that have been added in #40.

Using annotations to configure entity classes for this bundle has been deprecated and will be removed in the next major release.

Modernize integration with Doctrine internals

This 3.0.0 release improves the integration with Doctrine internals and adds support for type-safe TranslatableInterface fields.

Unless you extend classes that were meant to be internal to this bundle and never used as extension points (see #23), you should be able to upgrade without further ado.

What's Changed

• Update test matrix for PHP 8.1 and above, Symfony 6.4 and above by @mpdude in #20
• Mark classes internal to this bundle as final by @mpdude in #23
• Make members private instead of protected, where possible by @mpdude in #24
• Use PHP 8.1+ language features by @mpdude in #25
• Improve test code style by @mpdude in #27
• Improve and simplify integration with ORM internals by @mpdude in #28
• Test that Translatables can be used for values beyond strings, e. g. objects by @mpdude in #30
• Show that new translations can be persisted by @mpdude in #29
• Add support for type-safe TranslatableInterface fields (Case 167550) by @mpdude in #31

Full Changelog: 2.5.0...3.0.0

Erlaube PHP 8.3

2.5.0

Erlaube PHP 8.3 (Case 169277) (#35)

Erlaubt die Verwendung mit Symfony 6.x

2.4.0

Bereite Symfony 6 Kompatibilität vor (Case 157813) (#19)

Allow Symfony 5.x components and PHP 8.0/8.1 to be used

2.3.0

Update test matrix to include PHP 8.1 and Symfony 5 (#12)

Fixes a warning when using file-based caching with symfony/cache

See #9.

Allows Symfony 4.x components

2.1.0

Update Travis configuration and allow Symfony 4.x components (#8)