Symfony Flex: added symfony.lock file to optionally support Flex #204
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Pimcore is shipped with quite some default configurations for Symfony bundles (not only Symfony config, but also
docker-compose.yaml...).Adding this
symfony.lockfiles allows the developer to optionally usesymfony/flexwith a new Pimcore project, without breaking the installation by runningcomposer require symfony/flexbecause the lock file includes already all the packages that are used by stock Pimcore and therefore all the additional recipes are not getting executes for those packages.