Update symfony/web-profiler-bundle requirement from ^3.4|^4.1 to ^5.0.3

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Updates the requirements on symfony/web-profiler-bundle to permit the latest version.

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CHANGELOG

5.0.0

• removed the ExceptionController, use ExceptionPanelController instead
• removed the TemplateManager::templateExists() method

4.4.0

• added support for the Mailer component
• added support for the HttpClient component
• added button to clear the ajax request tab
• deprecated the ExceptionController::templateExists() method
• deprecated the TemplateManager::templateExists() method
• deprecated the ExceptionController in favor of ExceptionPanelController
• marked all classes of the WebProfilerBundle as internal
• added a section with the stamps of a message after it is dispatched in the Messenger panel

4.3.0

• Replaced the canvas performance graph renderer with an SVG renderer

4.1.0

• added information about orphaned events
• made the toolbar auto-update with info from ajax reponses when they set the Symfony-Debug-Toolbar-Replace header to 1

4.0.0

• removed the WebProfilerExtension::dumpValue() method
• removed the getTemplates() method of the TemplateManager class in favor of the getNames() method
• removed the web_profiler.position config option and the web_profiler.debug_toolbar.position container parameter

3.4.0

• Deprecated the web_profiler.position config option (in 4.0 version the toolbar will always be displayed at the bottom) and the web_profiler.debug_toolbar.position container parameter.

3.1.0

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Superseded by #99.