Avoid wrapping PHP 8.5 release code blocks#1914
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This improves readability (particularly on smaller screens), since code blocks with overflow can be easily scrolled horizontally to read longer lines, rather than trying to visually parse syntax with line breaks in unintended places (which can even appear invalid when a line break is in the middle of a token).
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This improves readability (particularly on smaller screens), since code blocks with overflow can be easily scrolled horizontally to read longer lines, rather than trying to visually parse syntax with line breaks in unintended places (which can even appear invalid when a line break is in the middle of a token).
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