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  1. Brick\Math

    Arbitrary-precision arithmetic library for PHP (by brick)

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  3. Brick\Money

    A money and currency library for PHP (by brick)

  4. fig-standards

    Standards either proposed or approved by the Framework Interop Group

    To avoid this my suggestion is to make the current time an injectable. That can be as easy as injection a DateTimeImmutable object directly or by using a clock. Frank de Jonge wrote about this - https://blog.frankdejonge.nl/being-in-control-of-time-in-php/ - and there's a proposal for a PSR for a clock interface - https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/blob/master/proposed/clock-meta.md.

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