Make test data providers in multiple files static #48
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Changed the test data providers in EmailTest, EnvTest, FilterTest, and TimerTest classes to be static. This approach allows these methods to be called without creating the test class instances, improving overall testing performance.
The test methods in EmailTest.php, EnvTest.php, and FilterTest.php have been repositioned for better organization. It is important to note that no significant changes were made to the functionalities of these methods; they were simply moved to a different part in their respective files for a more streamlined and logical order.
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Changed the test data providers in EmailTest, EnvTest, FilterTest, and TimerTest classes to be static. This approach allows these methods to be called without creating the test class instances, improving overall testing performance.