Description:
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When an inline assignment of array_expression is done right in foreach() statement, all further references to iterated array items seem to become their copies.

I believe both PHP 5.6 and 7 are affected, yet still they behave differently.
Tested on PHP 5.6.12, 5.6.16, 7.0.0, 7.0.1.


Test script:
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<?php

# source array
$source = [ 'subarray' => ['item' => 'old value ---'] ];


# $ref1 is assigned to $source right in the foreach()
foreach ( $ref1 = $source as &$subarray ) {
	$subarray['item'] = 'NEW value';
	echo $subarray['item'], PHP_EOL;
	echo $ref1['subarray']['item'], PHP_EOL;
}
echo PHP_EOL;


# $ref2 is assigned to $source normally, as a separate operation
$ref2 = $source;
foreach ( $ref2 as &$subarray ) {
	$subarray['item'] = 'NEW value';
	echo $subarray['item'], PHP_EOL;
	echo $ref2['subarray']['item'], PHP_EOL;
}
echo PHP_EOL;


########################################

# similar to $source array, but implemented using a function
function getSource() {
	return [ 'subarray' => ['item' => 'old value ---'] ];
}


# $ref3 is assigned to result of getSource() right in the foreach()
foreach ( $ref3 = getSource() as &$subarray ) {
	$subarray['item'] = 'NEW value';
	echo $subarray['item'], PHP_EOL;
	echo $ref3['subarray']['item'], PHP_EOL;
}
echo PHP_EOL;


# $ref4 is a "normal" reference to a result of getSource()
$ref4 = getSource();
foreach ( $ref4 as &$subarray ) {
	$subarray['item'] = 'NEW value';
	echo $subarray['item'], PHP_EOL;
	echo $ref3['subarray']['item'], PHP_EOL;
}

Expected result:
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both PHP 5 and 7:

NEW value
NEW value

NEW value
NEW value

NEW value
NEW value

NEW value
NEW value

Actual result:
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PHP 7: 

NEW value
old value ---

NEW value
NEW value

NEW value
old value ---

NEW value
old value ---


PHP 5:

NEW value
old value ---

NEW value
NEW value

NEW value
NEW value

NEW value
NEW value