build(deps): bump elasticsearch/elasticsearch from 8.18.0 to 9.0.0

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Bumps elasticsearch/elasticsearch from 8.18.0 to 9.0.0.

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Release 9.0.0

This is the new major release of elasticsearch-php compatible with Elasticsearch 9.0.0 🎉

• Compatibility with Elasticsearch 9.0: All changes and additions to Elasticsearch APIs for its 9.0 release are reflected in this release.
• Serverless client merged in: the elastic/elasticsearch-serverless client is being deprecated, and its functionality has been merged back into this client. This should have zero impact on the way the client works by default. If an endpoint is available in serverless, the PHP function will contains a @group serverless phpdoc attribute. If you try to use an endpoint that is not available in serverless you will get a 410 HTTP error with a message as follows: "this endpoint exists but is not available when running in serverless mode". The 9.0.0 client can recognize that it is communicating with a serverless instance if you are using a URL managed by Elastic (e.g. *.elastic.cloud). If you are using a proxy, the client will be able to recognize that the host is serverless from the first response. Alternatively, you can explicitly indicate that the host is serverless using the Client::setServerless(true) function (false by default).
• New transport library with PSR-18 cURL client as default: we've removed the Guzzle dependency from the client. By default, the built-in cURL-based HTTP client will be used if no other PSR-18 compatible clients are detected. See release 9.0.0 of elastic-transport-php.

Breaking changes

• Use of PHP 8.1+: Starting from 9.0.0 the elasticsearch-php client requires PHP 8.1+.

Deprecations

• Utility::urlencode(): this function has been deprecated in favor of rawurlencode() of PHP (see #1278).

Changelog

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Release 9.0.0

• Use of PHP 8.1+: Starting from 9.0.0 the elasticsearch-php client requires PHP 8.1+.
• Compatibility with Elasticsearch 9.0: All changes and additions to Elasticsearch APIs for its 9.0 release are reflected in this release.
• Serverless client merged in: the elastic/elasticsearch-serverless client is being deprecated, and its functionality has been merged back into this client. This should have zero impact on the way the client works by default. If an endpoint is available in serverless, the PHP function will contains a @group serverless phpdoc attribute. If you try to use an endpoint that is not available in serverless you will get a 410 HTTP error with a message as follows: "this endpoint exists but is not available when running in serverless mode". The 9.0.0 client can recognize that it is communicating with a serverless instance if you are using a URL managed by Elastic (e.g. *.elastic.cloud). If you are using a proxy, the client will be able to recognize that the host is serverless from the first response. Alternatively, you can explicitly indicate that the host is serverless using the Client::setServerless(true) function (false by default).
• New transport library with PSR-18 cURL client as default: we've removed the Guzzle dependency from the client. By default, the built-in cURL-based HTTP client will be used if no other PSR-18 compatible clients are detected. See release 9.0.0 of elastic-transport-php.

Release 8.17.1

• Fix and improvements for PHPStan (rule level 5) #1442 (thanks @​AJenbo)

Release 8.17.0

• Updated the APIs to Elasticsearch 8.17.0

Release 8.16.0

• Updated the APIs to Elasticsearch 8.16.0
• Added the support of PHP 8.4 #1415 (thanks @​ruudk)

Release 8.15.0

Updated the APIs to Elasticsearch 8.15.0 and added the support of OpenTelemetry. Read the elastic-transport-php README for more information about OpenTelemetry support.

Release 8.14.0

This release introduces 3 new APIs and 10 EXPERIMENTAL APIs.

• Specific changes per endpoints
  • Ccr.deleteAutoFollowPattern
    • Added the master_timeout parameter (time), explicit operation timeout for connection to master node.
  • Ccr.follow
    • Added the master_timeout parameter (time), explicit operation timeout for connection to master node.
  • Ccr.followInfo
    • Added the master_timeout parameter (time), explicit operation timeout for connection to master node.
  • Ccr.followStats
    • Added the timeout parameter (time), explicit operation timeout.
  • Ccr.forgetFollower
    • Added the timeout parameter (time), explicit operation timeout.
  • Ccr.getAutoFollowPattern
    • Added the master_timeout parameter (time), explicit operation timeout for connection to master node.
  • Ccr.pauseFollow
    • Added the master_timeout parameter (time), explicit operation timeout for connection to master node.
  • Ccr.putAutoFollowPattern

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Commits

• 5aa8b17 Updated the Utility for testing
• 78aca6f Updated README and BREAKING_CHANGES
• 8b1e0b5 Updated CHANGELOG
• 31a4d8c Added tests for elastic-api-version and compatibility mode
• e52bd51 Changed PHPStan configuration
• d303100 Added elastic-api-version when serverless
• a5251e6 Fixed yaml_test in github action
• 75ef7ef Refactored buildkite tests using run-elasticsearch
• 761577e Try to run Elasticsearch in run-repository
• c20e9e8 Added docker install in Dockerfile
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