Update Ukraine word with the black foreground color #5015
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I can't believe you're spending development time on this kind of thing. |
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I would prefer if we keep (constantly changing) political issues out of the code. While I understand the urge, there's a few current affairs besides Ukraine to care about |
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Hi Sebastian 馃憢 Hi PHPUnit contributors:
Summary
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#StandWithUkraineshows the Ukraine word with white text on a yellow background (when it uses a terminal with black background).Example of Current Behavior
Example of Expected Behavior
With these minor changes could use similar colors as Packagist/Composer.