Symfony 5.1.0 released

Warning: Symfony 5.1 is no longer supported. Consider upgrading your applications to the most recent Symfony version.
Symfony 5.1.0 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
- bug #37009 [Validator] use "allowedVariables" to configure the ExpressionLanguageSyntax constraint (@xabbuh)
- bug #37008 [Security] Fixed AbstractToken::hasUserChanged() (@wouterj)
- bug #36894 [Validator] never directly validate Existence (Required/Optional) constraints (@xabbuh)
- bug #37007 [Console] Fix QuestionHelper::disableStty() (@chalasr)
- bug #36865 [Form] validate subforms in all validation groups (@xabbuh)
- bug #36907 Fixes sprintf(): Too few arguments in form transformer (@pedrocasado)
- bug #36868 [Validator] Use Mime component to determine mime type for file validator (@pierredup)
- bug #37000 Add meaningful message when using ProcessHelper and Process is not installed (@l-vo)
- bug #36990 [Messenger] Change the default notify timeout value for PostgreSQL (@fabpot)
- bug #36995 [TwigBridge] fix fallback html-to-txt body converter (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #36993 [ErrorHandler] fix setting $trace to null in FatalError (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #36987 Handle fetch mode deprecation of DBAL 2.11. (@derrabus)
- bug #36984 [SecurityBundle] Fixed version constraint on security-core and security-guard (@wouterj)
- bug #36974 [Security] Fixed handling of CSRF logout error (@wouterj)
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