remove test framework, it never works, most of the bugs found by the test framework turn out to be caused by errors in the tests instead of errors in the real code, people complain about it all the time, and basically this whole test framework causes more problems than it solves, solves issue #215 and solves issue #221

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diff --git a/tests/php/phpt/variables/011-value-casting-operators.phpt b/tests/php/phpt/variables/011-value-casting-operators.phpt
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---TEST--
-Test Php::Value casting operators (64bit OS only)
---DESCRIPTION--
-The Php::Value class has casting operators to cast the object to almost every thinkable native type.
-
-native_value_casting - repeats the behavior of c++ functions TestVariables\value_casting
-the output of each of these functions should be the same
-
-Skip if the current OS is not 64-bit architecture.
-
---SKIPIF--
-<?php if (!extension_loaded("extension_for_tests") || 'x86_64' != php_uname('m') ) print "skip"; ?>
---FILEEOF--
-<?php
-
-
-function bool2str($b) {
-    return $b ? "Yes" : "No";
-}
-function native_value_casting($value) {
-    //echo  "   long:", (int)$value, "\n string:", (string)$value, "\n double:", (double)$value, "\n   bool:", bool2str((bool)$value), PHP_EOL;
-    echo  "   long:", (int)$value, "\n string:", (string)$value, "\n   bool:", bool2str((bool)$value), PHP_EOL;
-}
-
-
-function out($v) {
-    echo 'Test ';
-    var_export($v);
-    echo ':', PHP_EOL;
-    TestVariables\value_casting($v);
-    //native_value_casting($v);
-    echo PHP_EOL;
-}
-
-out(5555555555555555);
-out("9223372036854775807");
-out(9223372036854775807);
-out(5);
-out(-99999999);
-out("18");
-out("3.14159265359");
-out(3.14159265359);
-out(25/7);
-out(" this is a string ");
-out(" 2-nd string ");
-out("false");
-out(false);
-out("true");
-out(true);
-out(0);
-out("0");
-out(0123); // octal number (equivalent to 83 decimal)
-out(0x1A); // hexadecimal number (equivalent to 26 decimal)
-
-
-
-
-//echo PHP_EOL;
---EXPECT--
-Test 5555555555555555:
-   long:5555555555555555
- string:5555555555555555
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test '9223372036854775807':
-   long:9223372036854775807
- string:9223372036854775807
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test 9223372036854775807:
-   long:9223372036854775807
- string:9223372036854775807
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test 5:
-   long:5
- string:5
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test -99999999:
-   long:-99999999
- string:-99999999
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test '18':
-   long:18
- string:18
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test '3.14159265359':
-   long:3
- string:3.14159265359
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test 3.14159265359:
-   long:3
- string:3.14159265359
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test 3.5714285714286:
-   long:3
- string:3.5714285714286
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test ' this is a string ':
-   long:0
- string: this is a string 
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test ' 2-nd string ':
-   long:2
- string: 2-nd string 
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test 'false':
-   long:0
- string:false
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test false:
-   long:0
- string:
-   bool:No
-
-Test 'true':
-   long:0
- string:true
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test true:
-   long:1
- string:1
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test 0:
-   long:0
- string:0
-   bool:No
-
-Test '0':
-   long:0
- string:0
-   bool:No
-
-Test 83:
-   long:83
- string:83
-   bool:Yes
-
-Test 26:
-   long:26
- string:26
-   bool:Yes
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