Require WP-CLI v2.13

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This pull request primarily focuses on updating the project's core WP-CLI dependency to its latest version and enhancing the PHPStan static analysis setup. The dependency update ensures the project leverages the most recent features and fixes from WP-CLI, while the PHPStan changes aim to improve the accuracy of code analysis by providing definitions for commonly used WordPress constants, thereby reducing false positives and streamlining the development workflow.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The wp-cli/wp-cli dependency has been updated from ^2.12 to ^2.13 in composer.json, ensuring compatibility with the latest WP-CLI features.
• PHPStan Configuration Enhancement: The PHPStan configuration (phpstan.neon.dist) was updated to include a new scan file (tests/phpstan/scan-files.php) and to recognize ABSPATH as a dynamic constant, improving static analysis accuracy by reducing false positives related to undefined constants.
• New PHPStan Helper File: A new file, tests/phpstan/scan-files.php, was introduced to define global constants ABSPATH and MINUTE_IN_SECONDS specifically for PHPStan's static analysis, preventing errors when these constants are used in the codebase.

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This pull request updates the wp-cli/wp-cli dependency to ^2.13 and improves the PHPStan configuration. It adds a new file, tests/phpstan/scan-files.php, to define WordPress constants like ABSPATH and MINUTE_IN_SECONDS, and includes ABSPATH in the dynamicConstantNames for PHPStan. The review comments suggest adding a newline character at the end of both phpstan.neon.dist and the new tests/phpstan/scan-files.php file for best practice.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the package’s minimum WP-CLI dependency to v2.13 and adjusts PHPStan configuration to account for WordPress runtime constants during static analysis.

Changes:

• Bump wp-cli/wp-cli Composer requirement from ^2.12 to ^2.13.
• Add a PHPStan scan file that defines ABSPATH and MINUTE_IN_SECONDS.
• Update phpstan.neon.dist to load the new scan file and treat ABSPATH as a dynamic constant name.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
composer.json	Raises the minimum supported WP-CLI version to ^2.13.
phpstan.neon.dist	Loads additional scan file and configures dynamic constant handling for ABSPATH.
tests/phpstan/scan-files.php	Defines WordPress constants needed for PHPStan to analyze the codebase.

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