Document the new Dom\ParentNode $children property (PHP 8.5)#5677
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Add the read-only $children property (Dom\HTMLCollection) to Dom\ParentNode and its implementations Dom\Element, Dom\Document and Dom\DocumentFragment. The property is defined once on Dom\ParentNode and referenced through a local anchor in each implementing class, matching the other ParentNode properties.
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Documents the new read-only
$childrenproperty (Dom\HTMLCollection) added toDom\ParentNodeand its implementationsDom\Element,Dom\DocumentandDom\DocumentFragmentin PHP 8.5.The property is defined once on
Dom\ParentNodeand referenced through a local anchor in each implementing class, matching how the other ParentNode properties are documented.