Adding PSR-4 support#1552
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…ng of azure's 'error' whereas before failures would be silent. Assisted-By:claude-code-sonnet-4.6 "~/Development/Projects/Bookme/librebooking/.git/COMMIT_EDITMSG" 25L, 1262B 1,1 Top test(auth): refactor microsoft-auth to make it testable. Added handling of azure's 'error' whereas before failures would be silent. Assisted-By:claude-code-sonnet-4.6
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This PR is seeming to undo recent commits. Please fix that. Thanks.
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Addressing #1501 , this PR adds PSR-4 to the project. I've went in greater depth with regards to the necessity of PSR-4 in the issue. But in general, PSR-4 gives us the following: