Description:
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If you use a Trait which has a method name matching your class name, it is used as 
an old-style constructor in the case where the using class doesn't define a 
constructor.

If you *do* define a constructor, you receive the error "Fatal error: Hello has 
colliding constructor definitions coming from traits".

Test script:
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<?php
trait HelloWorld {
	public function hello() { echo 'Hello, World!', PHP_EOL; }
	static public function world() { echo 'World; Hello!', PHP_EOL; }
}

class Hello { use HelloWorld; }
class World { use HelloWorld; }

new Hello();
new World();

/*
 * # php example.php
 * Hello, World!
 * World; Hello!
 */

Expected result:
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Given that Traits cannot be used in legacy code, I'd expect the method name to be 
irrelevant to constructor behaviour.

Actual result:
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Method names that match the class name are used as a constructor.