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Changed Doctrine page to use utf8mb4 as sample

MySQL's `utf8` character set is a little broken, and does not cover 4-byte UTF-8 characters. In most cases it will quietly truncate the string whenever it sees one, saving incomplete text data.

In  5.5.3 they introduced `utf8mb4` to fix this inconsistency, and given that it's been 5 years, it's probably safe to encourage people to use it. If their MySQL installation is older, it should be easy for them to find the distinctive string and change it back to `utf8`, and for a new project.

Additional details can be found in the equivalent [pull-request for Symfony-2](https://github.com/symfony/symfony-docs/pull/5100).

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a20f8f6a Changed Doctrine page to use utf8mb4 as sample