replace after annotation with attribute #30
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PHPUnit 11 emits a deprecation warning when using annotations (@after), and they will not work in PHPUnit 12. Changing this means that the "after" functionality will not work in phpunit versions < 10, but it also should not cause an error. Users directly calling "restoreEnvironmentVariables()" would be fine, I think. See sebastianbergmann/phpunit#4502
phpunit 11 seems happy with both an annotation + attribute, and doesn't emit a deprecation warning for me. This should be backwards and forwards compatible
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PHPUnit 11 emits a deprecation warning when using annotations (@after), and they will not work in PHPUnit 12.
However, having both an annotation plus an attribute seems fine. It should be backwards-compatible since annotations are comments in earlier php versions.