chore: wp-import 0.5.7 — status parity compares the protected rows too

[ABB65]

Follow-up to #27 (QA-23). @contentrain/wp-import 0.5.7 ships Contentrain/ai #259 (a password-protected post → draft), so tests/status-parity.test.mjs now compares all 10 rows of tests/fixtures/status-parity.json against wp-import instead of reporting the 4 protected ones.

Change

• devDependency @contentrain/wp-import 0.4.6 → 0.5.7 (exact), lock updated (its own @contentrain/types moves with it; Bridge's pinned @contentrain/types 1.14.0 is unchanged).
• No plugin code changes: dev and test dependencies only; nothing ships in the plugin zip.

Evidence

• node --test tests/status-parity.test.mjs → pass, no "predates #259" notice: 10/10 rows compared (4 protected → draft + visibility: password on both sides).
• Installed 0.5.7 dist contains password_protected_drafts (2 matches); 0.4.6 had none.
• CI is the reference for the other wp-import consumers (coverage-rawir.mjs A-03 parity, e2e), since this is a 0.4.6 → 0.5.7 jump.

Reviewer: QA.

[ABB65]

t9 review (second reviewer, 2cafb5d): APPROVED

Checked:

• The only change is dev dependencies. package.json has an exact pin to 0.5.7. In the lockfile, the integrity for @contentrain/wp-import@0.5.7 and its nested @contentrain/types@1.22.0 match the npm registry exactly (npm view … dist.integrity). Bridge's own @contentrain/types 1.14.0 pin is unchanged, and nothing changes in the plugin zip.
• In the acceptance log, status-parity.test.mjs passes and prints no "predates #259" warning, so all 10 rows are compared, including the 4 protected ones. PHP 7.4/8.3 syntax, small, small (10) and acceptance are all green.

Note (non-blocking):

• N1: the test decides learned at runtime (published-protected → draft) and quietly falls back to a warning when it's false. Now that the pin is ≥ 0.5.7, that fallback is only a hiding place: if wp-import regresses, the test stays green and only a warning goes to the log. In a follow-up, make it a hard assertion (assert.ok(learned, …)) and remove the fallback branch.