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It's worth the notice that in_array is case-sensitive.
Apart from the very first option of make all lowercase or uppercase, and then compare, I found this elegant solution:
<?php
function in_arrayi(float|int|string $needle, array $haystack):bool {
return (bool)array_uintersect([$needle],$haystack,strcasecmp(...));
}
$needle = "abc";
$haystack = ["Abc","deF","gHi"];
$result = in_arrayi($needle,$haystack);
var_dump($result);
?>
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