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Added more simple sniffs to the Zend Coding Standard #8
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I've started testing the library with webimpress/coding-standard to release version 1.0.0 of my library.
I've added several simple sniffs here which I have implemented and override some with my version, as these are more reliable or fixes more cases (please see tests).
There is one problem with spaces around namespace operators.
I wanted to include that sniff, but looks like one sniff from Slevomat library wrongly recognised references and do a fix file with invalid use import:
use ;(it is only in first fix loop, then somehow it is removed, but it conflicts with other sniffs).