[php-src] Issue #19003: HTTP Requests for developing API

Issue: https://github.com/php/php-src/issues/19003 Author: Mahan-Iranfar ### Description To handle PUT, PATCH, and DELETE requests in PHP for API development, you'll need to manually parse input data since PHP doesn't provide $_PUT, $_PATCH, or $_DELETE superglobals natively. Nowadays, the development world has moved towards separating frontend and backend tasks, which increases the need for API development compared to handling everything within a full-stack framework. Therefore, having these superglobals is essential for PHP to regain its power and vitality. Continuing this thought, as frontend frameworks like AngularJS, React, and Vue.js become more prevalent, the backend's role shifts primarily to serving APIs rather than rendering views directly. This architectural shift demands cleaner, more efficient handling of HTTP methods beyond GET and POST. Without native superglobals for PUT, PATCH, and DELETE, PHP developers must write additional code to parse raw input streams, which can lead to inconsistencies and bugs. Introducing these superglobals would align PHP more closely with modern web standards and simplify API development workflows. It would also reduce the cognitive load on developers who currently juggle multiple parsing strategies, allowing them to focus on business logic and improving maintainability. Ultimately, this evolution would strengthen PHP’s position in the ecosystem, making it a more attractive choice for building scalable, RESTful APIs in today’s decoupled frontend-backend environments. add this syntax: ``` $data = $_PUT['key'] $data = $_PATCH['key'] $data = $_DELETE['key'] ```