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Use GitHub actions for continuous integration (CI) - #170
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Bye bye Travis CI, you've served us well.
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@SimonFrings Thanks for taking over the update, changes LGTM! 
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Bye bye Travis CI, you've served us well.
@clue and I are currently working on switching from Travis to GitHub actions in all ReactPHP repositories.
I've built a little workaround for some tests for legacy PHP. When using recursion there is always the risk of reaching a full stack which results in PHP failing hard. Therefore the
max_nesting_levelsetting from Xdebug (to prevent reaching this point) was set to 100 for PHP Versions < 5.4 which resulted in failing test for legacy PHP. In 2015 this setting was changed to 256 for PHP Versions > 5.4. For more details look into Xdebug#1100This code supports running tests on PHP 8.
Builds on top of #163 and reactphp/reactphp#442.