[vjik]

Summary by Sourcery

Migrate mutation testing from the Roave Infection integration to Infection's standard workflow.

Enhancements:

• Switch mutation testing to the standard Infection workflow and CLI, removing the Roave static-analysis plugin integration.

Build:

• Replace the Roave Infection static-analysis plugin development dependency with Infection itself and configure mutation runs to ignore mutants without MSI.

Documentation:

• Update internal mutation-testing instructions to use the Infection CLI directly.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Migrates mutation testing from the Roave Infection static-analysis plugin and workflow to the standard Infection package and shared workflow, while updating CI configuration and developer documentation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Replaces the Roave Infection static-analysis wrapper with the standard Infection package and workflow.	Adds Infection version constraints for supported dependency ranges. Removes the Roave static-analysis plugin dependency. Switches the mutation-testing workflow to the shared Infection workflow. Configures the workflow to ignore MSI results with no mutations. Updates the documented mutation-testing command to invoke Infection directly.	.github/workflows/mutation.yml composer.json docs/internals.md

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