This commit updates the SnappyMail integration app for Nextcloud to support version 32 and the upcoming version 33.
Key changes:
- Updated `info.xml` to allow `max-version="33"`.
- Refactored `AdminSettings`, `Application`, `FetchController`, `PageController`, `Settings` (command), and `InstallStep` to use Dependency Injection instead of the deprecated `\OC::$server` service container.
- Replaced deprecated `OC_User`, `OC_Util` (e.g. `addScript`), and `OC_App` calls with their `OCP` (public API) counterparts or modern equivalents.
- Updated `SnappyMailHelper` to use `\OCP\Server::get()` for static context access where DI is not possible.
- Moved script and style registration from Controllers (using deprecated `Util::addScript`) to templates using `script()` and `style()` helpers.
- Updated `Settings` console command to extend `Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command` instead of deprecated `OC\Core\Command\Base`.
- Addressed PHP 8.4+ compatibility by adding explicit property types and nullable types where necessary in the integration code.
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PHP 8.4 deprecates implicitly nullable parameter types. Parameters with a default value of `null` must now be explicitly marked as nullable (e.g., `?Type $var = null`).
This change updates the vendored `Predis` library in `plugins/cache-redis/` to comply with this requirement. It scans for function signatures like `Type $var = null` and updates them to `?Type $var = null`. This ensures compatibility with PHP 8.4 and PHP 8.5 while maintaining backward compatibility.
Affected files include `Predis` interfaces, connection classes, and command definitions.
Also updated PHPDoc `@method` annotations to reflect nullable types.
