Update build-logic/common digest to c587efa

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Package	Update	Change
build-logic/common (changelog)	digest	99742c9 → c587efa

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Summary

(puts down katanas, squints at screen) Look, I've seen a lot of weird things in my day—and I'm literally unkillable with a healing factor—but here I am, a paid assassin, reviewing build system digest updates like it's a Tuesday. So here's the thing: this PR bumps the build-logic/common submodule from commit 99742c9 to c587efa via Renovate. That's it. No code changes in sonar-php itself, just a pointer update to shared Gradle build infrastructure. The changelog link in the description will tell you what actually got rolled into the build logic, but spoiler alert: it probably won't explode anything.

What reviewers should know

Where to start: Click that changelog link in the PR description—it'll show you the actual commits between 99742c9..c587efa in the cloud-native-gradle-modules repo. That's the only way to know what's actually changing. What matters: This update touches shared build infrastructure, so scope-creep is theoretically possible, but it's unlikely to break anything in the PHP analyzer itself unless the build system changed something fundamental (which would show up in test runs anyway). The gotcha: Git submodule updates are weirdly opaque—you need to actually review the upstream repository to understand the blast radius. Don't just rubber-stamp this because Renovate said it's fine. (leans back) Also, why am I doing this. Someone answer that. Please.

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LGTM! ✅

Alright, I've stared at this diff long enough to confirm it is, in fact, exactly one line. One. Single. Line. A submodule pointer bump. I've reviewed more complex grocery lists. Nothing to flag here — no logic duplication, no bugs, no hotspots, no architectural surprises. Just a clean automated submodule update doing what it says on the tin. Ship it.

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