[12.x] always use the operator argument for version_compare()
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`version_compare()` can be called without a 3rd argument, and return a -1|0|1, or with a 3rd argument and return a boolean. we currently use this function 28 times in the framework: - 23 with the 3rd argument - 5 without the 3rd argument this commit standardizes our calls to ***always*** use the 3rd argument and return a boolean, which has a couple benefits: - consistency - slight readability improvement rather than magic numbers (subjective I guess) - defensive against operator precedence issues https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.version-compare.php
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version_compare()can be called without a 3rd argument, and return a -1|0|1, or with a 3rd argument and return a boolean. we currently use this function 28 times in the framework:this commit standardizes our calls to always use the 3rd argument and return a boolean, which has a couple benefits:
https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.version-compare.php