Allow Symfony 8 components for Laravel 13 compatibility#116
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Widen symfony/filesystem to allow ^8.0 (used directly in the codebase) and drop the unused symfony/finder requirement, which laravel/framework already pulls in transitively. Fixes 'composer require nativephp/desktop' on a fresh Laravel 13 app.
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On a fresh Laravel 13 app,
composer require nativephp/desktopfails because Laravel 13 lockssymfony/finderatv8.x, but this package caps it at^7.0:symfony/finderfromrequire— it has no imports insrc/ortests/.laravel/frameworkpulls it in transitively, so the framework's own constraint will pick the right version per Laravel release.symfony/filesystemto^6.4|^7.2|^8.0(additive — older Laravel versions still resolve to Sf 6/7). This one is genuinely used (mirror,exists,remove,mkdir,copy,dumpFile,Path::join) and the methods are stable in Symfony 8.