484: Add warning about Psalm baseline to readme + functional test #489
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…m issues exist in baseline
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This went totally under my radar - now rebased and merging ASAP
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Oooof, XDebug missing is a pain here, and blocks merge :S |
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Very confused why this fails without any dependency checks, while the mainline build is fine Why would it be different, since |
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See issue #484