Update upstream download URLs #1014
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These are the URLs listed on https://www.php.net/downloads (and the URLs Homebrew is using), so they seem more appropriate/correct than these older URLs we've been using.
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Changes: - docker-library/php@f6170fb: Merge pull request docker-library/php#1014 from infosiftr/distributions - docker-library/php@b3532e4: Update upstream download URLs - docker-library/php@1cc409c: Apply typo fixes - docker-library/php@155bd3d: Merge pull request docker-library/php#1009 from pgrimaud/master - docker-library/php@de3cd25: Fix typos
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These are the URLs listed on https://www.php.net/downloads (and the URLs Homebrew is using), so they seem more appropriate/correct than these older URLs we've been using.
This is pulled out from #1011 (as discussed in #1011 (comment)).