Do not override error_reporting
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Currently under PHP 8.4+ you get a deprecation message spam when running rector, depending on the other dev dependencies that might be installed alongside rector (similar to composer/composer#12285 and symfony/symfony#59975). This is because rector sets
\error_reporting(\E_ALL);in itsbin/rector.php.Is there any particular reason why rector should override the
error_reportinglevel defined by the PHP environment?