Remove Twig_TokenParserBroker (deprecated) + all deprecation warnings

[adrienrn]

Here's a PR that will fix all deprecation warnings including Twig_TokenParserBroker. This should help with (#31 & phpro/grumphp#199).

I've dig some things about the deprecation of the Twig_TokenParserBroker (twigphp/Twig#903). One notable change is that Twig 2.x does not offer a way to dynamically add token parser (like it was done with the Twig_TokenParserBroker). Instead, it just look up an array and throws a syntax error.
https://github.com/twigphp/Twig/blob/2.x/lib/Twig/Parser.php#L148

Therefore, you have to provide the list of tags to stub.

./bin/twig-lint lint tests/Asm89/Twig/Lint/Test/Fixtures/mixed.twig \
    --stub-tag some_other_block \
    --stub-tag stylesheets \
    --stub-tag meh \
    --stub-tag render \
    --stub-tag trans

Or via the options of the StubbedEnvironment in the constructor.

$twig = new StubbedEnvironment(
     new \Twig_Loader_Array(),
     array(
         'stub_tags' => $stubTagList,
     )
);

This might look like but thinking about it, it makes sense to only allow some tags to be stubbed so that a real "unknown tag" in your code can be detected by the linter.

Additionally, that kind of config would end in the twigcs.yml file, see my other PR.

[adrienrn]

Added the same behavior for tests, to make "two words" tests work.

./bin/twig-lint lint tests/Asm89/Twig/Lint/Test/Fixtures/undefined_test.twig \
  --stub-test 'some_undefined_test' \
  --stub-test 'some_undefined_test_with_args' \
  --stub-test 'created by'

Did it because of this commit: twigphp/Twig@0d6686e#diff-6192884269e0c83e3fc69c733aa01715

Stubbing all tests made the two words tests fail and I feel a white-list behavior is better than to go and override the ExpressionParser.

PS: I shamelessly took some things from the https://github.com/asm89/twig-lint/pull/37/files to make this PR pass travis

[seyfer]

@adrienrn seems like this repository was abandoned.
I would continue maintaining your own repo. Just merge your PRs in your fork master.
And tag it like 1.1.0
That would be really useful.