Add support for Laravel 11

[pjotrvdh]

Description

This pull request updates the version numbers in the composer.json file to reflect the latest stable releases of the dependencies.

Motivation and context

I was updating a project to Laravel 11 and was unable to because of missing versions.

How has this been tested?

I was able to successfully update my project

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[tommie1001]

@JaZo wellicht kunnen we 7.4 weghalen met een nieuwe versie?

[JaZo]

@JaZo wellicht kunnen we 7.4 weghalen met een nieuwe versie?

The tests for 8.2 and 8.3 were failing, so that wasn't the problem. Although I'm okay with removing support for 7.4 if it's blocking.

[tommie1001]

Perhaps not blocking, but I think its better to release new versions for the current supported php versions instead of giving support for unsupported php versions

[JaZo]

As long as it doesn't get in our way I usually leave it so we don't force anyone to update, but if it gets in the way at all I remove it immediately. @Rocksheep is working on a new feature that requires PHP 8 features (#18), so he removed 7.4 support there. So eventually support will be dropped.