fix(php): Correct uint32 type mapping to use UInt32 instead of Int32 #24073
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Fixes incorrect type mapping in the PHP extension where uint32 fields were handled as signed int32. This prevented valid unsigned values above 2^31 - 1 (e.g. 2147483648–4294967295) from being represented correctly. This updates the mapping to UInt32.
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This fixes the PHP extension's mapping for
uint32, which was incorrectly usingInt32. I've also added a couple of small tests to cover edge cases inRepeatedFieldandMapField