feat(symfony): map UniqueConstraintViolationException to 422 by default - #8478
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Follow-up to the second point of #8405, where @soyuka concluded "Probably just a 422":
Doctrine\DBAL\Exception\UniqueConstraintViolationExceptionis now mapped to 422 in the defaultexception_to_status, next to the existingOptimisticLockException => 409. Referencing the class stays safe when the DBAL is not installed, like the existingOptimisticLockExceptionentry (::classdoes not load the class).The first point of the issue (merging user config with the defaults) is left out, per the same comment ("we won't change the behavior").