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Laravel v7.12.0 released

Laravel v7.12.0 is released in 2020/05/19, here are the changes we`ve merged into this release.

v7.12.0 (2020-05-19)
Added
Added Illuminate\Http\Middleware\TrustHosts (9229264)
Added ability to skip middleware from resource routes (#32891)
Fixed
Fixed Queued Mail MessageSent Listener With Attachments (#32795)
Added error clearing before sending in Illuminate\Mail\Mailer::sendSwiftMessage() (#32799)
Avoid foundation function call in the auth component (#32805)
Fixed inferred table reference for Illuminate\Database\Schema\ForeignIdColumnDefinition::constrained() (#32847)
Fixed wrong component generation (73060db)
Fixed bug with request rebind and url defaults in Illuminate\Routing\UrlGenerator (6ad92bf)
Fixed Illuminate\Cache\ArrayStore::increment() bug that changes expiration to forever (#32875)
Changed
Dont cache non objects in Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Concerns/HasAttributes::getClassCastableAttributeValue() (894fe22)
Added explicit symfony/polyfill-php73 dependency (5796b1e)
Set Cache\FileStore file permissions only once (#32845, 11c533b)
Added alias as key of package's view components (#32863)

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