Fix count() calls on uncountable variables in \Console_Table class #3292
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This is for #3226.
In PHP 7.2, there is a notice raised because the PEAR
console_tablemakes a\count()call on a variable that is not anarray/Countable. Because maintaining a fixed version of this PEAR package is not worth the effort at this stage (Drush 9.x no longer uses this package), we avoid the notice by silencing PHP with the@silentoperator.