Remove unnecessary ignore rule.#84
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Previously, Annotations deprecated the
registerFile()method in 1.x but did not provide any replacement in the 1.x branch, which is obviously not good, and forced us to ignore this deprecation warning: #27Now, thanks to this upstream fix (doctrine/annotations#271), projects can safely remove calls to deprecated
registerFile()in annotations 1.10. The new fallback mechanism in Annotations means that it should "just work" like before without an explicit call toregisterFile(). Thus we no longer need this ignore rule.