chore: drop unused mcrypt from PHP Docker image - #833
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The OpenCATS PHP codebase no longer references mcrypt anywhere, rendering the
pecl install mcrypt-1.0.9step and itslibmcrypt-devbuild /libltdlruntime dependencies dead weight in the PHP Docker image.