[8.x] Add stringable support for strip_tags() #39098
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* Update Stringable.php * Update SupportStringableTest.php * Update Stringable.php * Update SupportStringableTest.php * Update Stringable.php * Update SupportStringableTest.php Co-authored-by: Taylor Otwell <taylor@laravel.com>
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This PR adds the ability to use the PHP method
strip_tags()as part of a fluent string chain, like this:P.S. The prior PR had failing tests because it attempted to support passing an array to
strip_tags, which is only supported in PHP 7.4 and greater. That has been removed.