Description:
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In ./run-tests.php and ./server-tests.php the following 
message can be displayed:

> Please allow this report to be send to the PHP QA
> team. This will give us a better understanding in how
> PHP's test cases are doing.

There are a number of problems with this message. For 
one thing, it should be "sent" and not "send," and I 
think "understanding of how" is better than 
"understanding in how."

The fundamental problem though is made obvious by the 
prompt that follows it:

> (choose "s" to just save the results to a file)?
> [Yns]:

See, there's a question mark, and it expects a "yes" or 
"no" (or "save") answer. I would therefore reformulate 
it as a question.

The message also seems to appear without any 
explanation to the user. It could be made friendlier. 
Suggestion below.

This problem is presumably also present in PHP4.

Reproduce code:
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N/A

Expected result:
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You may have found a problem in PHP's test cases.
We'd like to automatically send this report to the
PHP QA team, to give us a better understanding of how
the test cases are doing. If you don't want to send it
immediately, you can choose "s" to save the report to
a file that you can send us later.

May we send this report now? [Yns]:

Actual result:
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Please allow this report to be send to the PHP QA
team. This will give us a better understanding in how
PHP's test cases are doing.

(choose "s" to just save the results to a file)? [Yns]: