Description:
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The code in the test script contains one trait and an interface, that uses this 
trait ("use TestTrait"). What I was trying to do here is to see how PHP behaves if 
i include "use" statement inside interface definition.

Suprisingly, test script produces very interesting result - I get a fatal error 
with the following text: "Class TestInterface contains 1 abstract method and must 
therefore be declared abstract or implement the remaining methods 
(TestInterface::b)". It looks like PHP's compiler messes up when I mix interfaces 
together with "use" statement and somehow treats "TestInterface" as an abstract 
class.

I didn't go deeper to look into the problem as it's pretty clear that something is 
wrong here. In my opinion, PHP should not allow usage of "use" statment inside 
interface defitions.

Test script:
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trait TestTrait {

}

interface TestInterface {
	use TestTrait;

	public function b();

}

Expected result:
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PHP Fatal error: use of "use" statement in interfaces is not allowed.

Actual result:
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PHP Fatal error: Class TestInterface contains 1 abstract method and must therefore 
be declared abstract or implement the remaining methods (TestInterface::b).