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This is an alternative reality of #112
When I was working on the beberlei/DoctrineExtensions repo I came across the doctrine code standard rules package. This is a much more extensive set of rules than can be done with php-cs-fixer (I can understand why they work with this instead of php-cs-fixer). After the commit in the PR there are still about 4000 bugs that need to be fixed manually. I'm sure I missed all the changes causing breaking changes, but at first glance it looks like this. Since doctrine uses it, I think it might be more appropriate to use it in this repo.