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More PHP and MySQL findings
As I continue to work on Cyberscore, I keep finding new quirks / features in PHP and MySQL. All of the tests below are being run on mysql 5.7, unless otherwise noted. This is the version that’s currently being used by Cyberscore. Maybe one day I’ll be able to migrate this to a recent MariaDB version.
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