Bump php-di/php-di from 6.0.9 to 6.0.11

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Bumps php-di/php-di from 6.0.9 to 6.0.11.

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6.0.11

#698: Allows namespacing cache keys when using the APCu cache. That makes possible to run multiple applications sharing the same cache (e.g. on the same server) without conflicts.

6.0.10

Another attempt at fixing #605, via #686. This fixes some bugs with platforms like Heroku.

In previous versions, some random strings were used in the CompiledContainer which caused each regeneration/compilation of the container to have a different result, while no change in the configuration were made. The CompiledContainer has now been made idempotent: "a specific PHP-DI configuration X always results in CompiledContainer Y".

Commits

• 9bdcc2f Merge pull request #698 from ovos/feature/sourcecache-namespaced
• 882abee Merge pull request #697 from ovos/feature/travis-enable-apcu
• 7256618 enable apcu on travis + php 7.3
• 1159a74 SourceCache: namespacing cache keys
• 479d0e7 Merge pull request #696 from SvenRtbg/patch-1
• 0903e60 Add 6.0 migration link
• 3237097 Merge pull request #692 from holtkamp/patch-3
• 7731c7b Improve documentation concerning CompositeContainer
• a6c813b Merge pull request #686 from diesse/diesse-almost-idempotent-compiled-container
• 571055d Fix CS
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