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Add git to Dockerfile to allow running tests - #5987
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When working on #5979 I was trying to run the CI suite in the provided docker image and ran into the unsafe git repository issue.
Fortunately it's a very simple fix. This makes it much easier to run the CI suite locally as you no longer have to worry about which PHP version you have installed.