Use GitHub actions for continuous integration (CI) #124
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Bye bye Travis CI, you've served us well.
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@SimonFrings Thanks for the update, changes LGTM! 
I've briefly discussed this PR and some follow-up ideas with @SimonFrings and we consider this to be a starting point to re-enable automatic tests and subsequently add more CI and feature improvements in follow-up PRs 👍
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This changeset replaces the existing Travis CI integration with a new GitHub actions workflow. Travis CI has served us well for years, but is in the process of discontinuing its previous open source support.
Github actions needs to be activated inside this project before merging the PR. Otherwise the (test) workflow won't trigger.
Builds on top of reactphp/reactphp#442.