Reorganize PHP extension requirements in composer.json #49
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The PHP extension dependencies have been shifted from the "require" block to the "require-dev" block in the composer.json file. These extensions are not integral to the project's functionality, but are needed in development and testing environments.
The conditional check for an empty string or null variable has been improved in the Xml.php file. Instead of using the isStrEmpty() function, an optimized approach was adopted using direct comparison with an empty string and null. This enhanced the efficiency of the XML load operation.
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The PHP extension dependencies have been shifted from the "require" block to the "require-dev" block in the composer.json file. These extensions are not integral to the project's functionality, but are needed in development and testing environments.