Php-cs-fixer-php-cs-fix formatting PHP does not comply with the PSR specification

Run $ php-cs-fixerfixfile -- levelpsr2, but it does not comply with the PSR2 specifications !! All PHP source files must end with a blank line. A row cannot contain more than one statement. We do not recommend that you have a hard limit on the length of a line of code. the soft limit must be 120 characters. we recommend that you execute 80 characters or... in each line of code. $ Php-cs-fixer fix file -- level = psr2But does not comply with the PSR2 specifications

• !!All PHP source files must end with a blank line.
• A row cannot contain more than one statement.
• We do not recommend that you have a hard limit on the length of a line of code. the soft limit must be 120 characters. we recommend that you set the length of each line of code to 80 or less characters.
• Code indentation cannot be fixed.
• Etc ..

Why?
In this wayPhp-cs-fixerWill the availability be greatly reduced?
Is there a tool for formatting PHP code according to PSR2 rules?
For exampleGg = G

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Run$ Php-cs-fixer fix file -- level = psr2But does not comply with the PSR2 specifications

• !!All PHP source files must end with a blank line.
• A row cannot contain more than one statement.
• We do not recommend that you have a hard limit on the length of a line of code. the soft limit must be 120 characters. we recommend that you set the length of each line of code to 80 or less characters.
• Code indentation cannot be fixed.
• Etc ..

Why?
In this wayPhp-cs-fixerWill the availability be greatly reduced?
Is there a tool for formatting PHP code according to PSR2 rules?
For exampleGg = G