[DependencyInjection] 6.0 [autowiring] remove mention to @required #17654
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…on of `@required` in service_container (alexislefebvre) This PR was merged into the 6.0 branch. Discussion ---------- [DependencyInjection] 6.0 [injection_types] remove mention of `@required` in service_container Same logic than in #17654: Symfony 6+ requires PHP 8, so `#[Required]` can be used in all cases, and mentioning ``@required`` doesn't add any value. Commits ------- 76c0424 remove mention to required in service_container
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Symfony 6+ requires PHP 8, so
#[Required]can be used in all cases, and mentioning@requireddoesn't add any value.