Use GitHub actions for continuous integration (CI) #230
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Bye bye Travis CI, you've served us well.
I'm currently in the process of moving all ReactPHP repositories from Travis CI to GitHub actions with the help of @SimonFrings. Moving this repository has required some significant effort due to all event loop extensions that are used in the test suite.
With these changes applied, we've now successfully moved all our components over to GitHub actions. On top of this, we can now successfully test against PHP 8 (#221).
There is some room for improvement for the CI setup, but I've intentionally tried to keep this as close to the Travis CI setup as possible. Once we get rid of some legacy installations, there's potential to significantly simplify this setup by installing extensions using the respective GitHub action instead manually installing. This is left up for a future follow-up PR.
Builds on top of #215 and reactphp/reactphp#442.
Refs #203