[6.x] Widen google2fa constraint to support ^9.0#14027
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Summary
Widens the
pragmarx/google2faversion constraint from^8.0to^8.0|^9.0.Problem
Projects using
laravel/fortifyv1.32.0+ requirepragmarx/google2fa ^9.0, which conflicts with Statamic v6's^8.0constraint. This makes it impossible to install Statamic v6 alongside Laravel Fortify.The google2fa v9.0 API is fully backward-compatible with v8.0 — the public API (
generateSecretKey(),verifyKey(),verify(), etc.) is identical between versions.Solution
Change the constraint to
^8.0|^9.0to allow either major version, maintaining backward compatibility while enabling installation alongside packages that require v9.0.