Support running from PHAR #55
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This changeset adds support for running from PHARs. This works out of the box without any special configuration by running the SQLite worker like this internally:
The updated test suite confirms this works across all supported platforms, including Windows (which requires some special care). Windows tests on PHP < 7.3 may currently be skipped because building the PHAR fails due to clue/phar-composer#116, but execution should work just fine in either case.
Resolves / closes #5
Builds on top of #50, #45, clue/phar-composer#123 and others