Add a custom Fast ZPP specifier for php_streams #17962
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This is based on an old idea from @sgolemon.
This would reduce the complexity of the conversion from resources to opaque objects for streams when we finally get round to it.
The approach is similar to the one I did for the GMP extension functions that need to handle a complex union of types which doesn't warrant a dedicated Zend ZPP specifier.
Some obvious follow-ups: