Update softcreatr/jsonpath version constraint to include 2.0 - #123
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Expands the supported
softcreatr/jsonpathversions to include^2.0.The integration continues to use the unchanged public API:
Compatibility
The complete module test suite passes with JSONPath 2.0 on PHP 8.3 and PHP 8.5:
PHP 8.2 continues to resolve an older compatible JSONPath version because JSONPath 2.0 requires PHP 8.3 or newer (incl. PHP 8.6).
Existing documented JSONPath examples remain compatible.
Important:
softcreatr/jsonpath2.0 introduces stricter RFC 9535-aligned behavior. Ambiguous or non-standard legacy expressions may now be rejected instead of being interpreted permissively, while valid standard expressions produce corrected results.