[PHP] fix: preserve unix listener state across exec#745
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Supersedes fork-headed PR #725. This replacement keeps the same head commit (32bd40b) but moves the PR head onto an Automattic/kandelo branch.
Why this is needed
PHP server tests can create Unix-domain listeners and then cross an exec boundary. If listener state is lost across exec, the child process cannot continue serving on the inherited socket as Unix programs expect.
Why this shape makes sense
Socket inheritance across exec is runtime behavior. The harness should not special-case this, because the same listener preservation matters for daemons and command wrappers outside PHP.
Why this is the correct fix
Preserving Unix listener state across exec maintains the expected file-descriptor and socket lifecycle and fixes the underlying process and socket model rather than a single test.
Verification
Branch-location correction only. Replacement head SHA matches fork-headed PR #725 exactly.