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Docs: add Why PHP badge to README - #49

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Adds the community badge from whyphp.dev/#badge to the README badge row, linking to https://whyphp.dev.

[![Why PHP](https://img.shields.io/badge/Why_PHP-in_2026-7A86E8?style=flat-square&labelColor=18181b)](https://whyphp.dev)

Taken verbatim from the site's snippet. The site offers "flat-square" and "flat" styles — flat-square matches the Documentation, Packagist, and License badges already in the row, so the badge sits consistently with its neighbours.

Placed last, after Code Size, so the project's own signals (coverage, docs, version, downloads, license) stay first.

Note on longevity

The badge text is year-stamped — Why_PHP-in_2026 — so it will read "in 2026" until the URL is updated by hand. Worth a look each January, or swapping to the undated variant if the site offers one later.

Verification

  • Badge image URL returns 200, image/svg+xml, 569 bytes
  • https://whyphp.dev returns 200
  • composer docs:check passes — the badge row is hand-written, not part of the code-derived block

Adds the community badge from https://whyphp.dev/#badge, using the
flat-square variant to match the surrounding badges.
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albertoarena merged commit afcbd9e into main Sep 1, 2026
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albertoarena deleted the docs/whyphp-badge branch September 1, 2026 07:03
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