550 Replace scrapbook with symfony cache

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Summary by Sourcery

Replace the custom Scrapbook-based caching setup with Symfony’s native cache component across configuration, tests, and dependencies.

Enhancements:

• Configure a Symfony cache pool service using the framework cache.app adapter for application-wide caching.
• Update module settings tests to use Symfony's ArrayAdapter cache implementation instead of Scrapbook classes.

Build:

• Remove the matthiasmullie/scrapbook dependency and add symfony/cache to composer requirements.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Replaces the custom Scrapbook-based cache implementation with Symfony Cache, wiring a new cache pool service and updating tests and dependencies accordingly.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Replace custom Scrapbook-based cache pool with Symfony Cache pool configuration.	Configure a new framework.cache pool service using the cache.app adapter and mark it public Remove the custom Flysystem/Scrapbook-based cache adapter, buffered store, and PSR-6 pool service definitions from the service container	app/config/config.yml
Update module settings tests to use Symfony ArrayAdapter instead of Scrapbook pool implementation.	Replace Scrapbook MemoryStore and Psr6 Pool usage with Symfony\Component\Cache\Adapter\ArrayAdapter when constructing ModulesSettings in tests Remove unused Scrapbook imports and add import for Symfony ArrayAdapter	src/Common/Tests/ModulesSettingsTest.php
Adjust Composer dependencies to drop Scrapbook and add Symfony Cache.	Remove matthiasmullie/scrapbook from production dependencies Add symfony/cache as a required dependency alongside existing Symfony components	composer.json

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