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Replace php_opcache_enabled_in_ini with php_opcache_enable #2121
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php_opcache_enabled_in_iniwas removed from ansible-role-php in commit b9f0a61.This means that within Drupal VM, the only place I can find
php_opcache_enabled_in_iniis in default.config.yml. Switching this out for thephp_opcache_enablewill allow toggling the state of the opcache.