7.0.0: Amazon Linux 2023

This major release migrates to Amazon Linux 2023. Amazon Linux 2 end of support date (End of Life, or EOL) will be on 2026-06-30 as announced at https://aws.amazon.com/amazon-linux-2/faqs/

• Merged PR #28: Migrate from AL2 to AL2023 - @thekid
• Added PHP 8.6 to the test matrix - @thekid

6.2.0: XP Runners @ GitHub

• Build runtime with XP runners from GitHub. See xp-runners/reference#90
  (@thekid)

6.1.0: No default memory limit

• Removed default memory limit for PHP, let lambda infrastructure take
  care of it. See issue #27
  (@thekid)

6.0.0: PHP 7.4+

• Heads up: Dropped support for PHP < 7.4, see xp-framework/rfc#343
  (@thekid)
• Added PHP 8.5 to test matrix - @thekid

5.4.0: AWS library compatibility

• Made compatible with https://github.com/xp-forge/aws version 2.0
  (@thekid)

5.3.0: XP 12 compatibility

• Made compatible with XP 12 - @thekid
• Added PHP 8.4 to the test matrix - @thekid

5.2.0: Zip library compatibility

• Made compatible with https://github.com/xp-framework/zip version 11.0
  (@thekid)

5.1.0: Symlink support

• Merged PR #26: Resolve paths in symlinks before adding to ZIP file
  (@thekid)

5.0.0: Response streaming

This major release add support for response streaming, currently only implemented by the NodeJS runtimes on AWS. For implementation details, see https://github.com/xp-forge/lambda#response-streaming

• Merged PR #23: Implement streaming lambda responses, as announced by
  AWS in April 2023. Response stream payloads have a soft limit of 20 MB
  as compared to the 6 MB limit for buffered responses. See also #22.
  (@thekid)

4.6.0: Run files

• Sticking to the principle Be liberal in what you accept, made it
  possible to use pass class filenames to xp lambda run.
  (@thekid)
• Fixed issue #24: Syntax error in PHP 7.0...7.3: unexpected '...'
  (@thekid)