feat: user composer bin plugin to use php-cs-fixer #15
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This PR aims to use the composer-bin plugin to install php-cs-fixer instead of requiring it in the
require-devsection of the main project composer.json file.Thanks to the
bin-linksparameter, the path of the php-cs-fixer binary stays the same.This is a concrete example for my strangebuzz.com January blog post: Installing and using php-cs-fixer.