Add PHP adapters and refactor PHP payloads #20160
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This adds two PHP adapters, one for going to ARCH_CMD and one for coming from ARCH_CMD. This requires changes added to rapid7/rex-random_identifier#16 to define the PHP language that's now used in a few places. While refactoring code, it became pretty clear that the function to generate a PHP stub that executes a command had been copy-pasted quite a few times. There's now a mixing method providing it in a single location. It shouldn't be necessary moving forward though because module authors can just use the adapter now which does the same thing, no new target definition required.
Three payloads were removed that were effectively just invocations of Perl commands from PHP. There are ARCH_CMD equivalents of those payloads, so keeping them and refactoring them was redundant and unnecessary.
php/unix/cmd/*payloadscmd/unix/php/payloads