Starting with a new instance running PHP 8.2, address all exceptions that come up through some basic browsing/usage.
For `strlen(null)` issues I generally tried to resolve if the value should be non-null at the point of issue, and attempt to address at earlier call-site. There were not many of these that I could determine. In the rest of those cases I would replace with a null-and-strlen check, or use `phutil_nonempty_string` if I was certain the value was a string and it was more convenient.
Hitting all code-paths is challenging, so I would search for `strlen` within radius of files I was modifying and evaluate to address those uses in the same manner.
Notes:
- `AphrontRequest::getStr` only ever returns a string, and is safe to use `phutil_nonempty_string`.
- `PhabricatorEnv::getEnvConfig` can return non-string things so any values coming from there should never use `phutil_nonempty_string`.
- `AphrontRequest::getHTTPHeader` indicates it could return wild so `phutil_nonempty_string` should not be used.
- `AphrontRequest::getURIData` isn't clear if it could return non-string data, so never use `phutil_nonempty_string`.
Refs T13588