Exclude inactive members/consortium organizations from query to fix counts

[KellyStathis]

Purpose

The current totals for each type of member include both active and inactive members, although these were excluded from the list. This resulted in a discrepancy between the number of members displayed (e.g., 69 consortia) and the number of members in the list (e.g., 66 consortia). See this Slack thread for context: https://datacite.slack.com/archives/C0CFZNZFE/p1765859289154879

Approach

Update the queries to filter for is_active=true. This is encoded as is_active=\u0001.

Open Questions and Pre-Merge TODOs

I'm not set up with Wordpress to test this locally. Therefore, this should be tested on staging to make sure it doesn't break anything before merging into production.

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[KellyStathis]

@paulvierkant I hope this fix will work but I haven't tested it in Wordpress myself. If it makes sense to work on, maybe you or Daniel could check it and merge?

[paulvierkant]

Thanks @KellyStathis, I will check together with @danielauener!