Add platform check for 64-bit PHP #11334
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Since a dependency (used for IPv6 handling) requires a 64-bit environment, prevent this app from being installed in 32-bit environments in order to avoid Composer's `php-64bit` enforcement from kicking in and triggering nextcloud/server#43157. While `php-64bit` has always been place, Composer only recently started enforcing it in composer/composer#11334 apparently so this wasn't a problem until now. This fix provides a proper preventative measure we can control until when/if this app is okay for 32-bit environments. Signed-off-by: Josh <josh.t.richards@gmail.com>
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Check if PHP is 64-bit if there is "php-64bit" requirement.