Require WP-CLI v2.13

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This pull request focuses on a routine maintenance task by updating a key project dependency. The change ensures compatibility with the latest stable version of WP-CLI, aligning the project with current best practices and potentially leveraging new features or bug fixes available in the updated dependency.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The wp-cli/wp-cli dependency has been updated to require version ^2.13.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the package’s Composer dependency to require WP-CLI v2.13, aligning the widget-command package with a newer minimum WP-CLI runtime.

Changes:

• Bump wp-cli/wp-cli requirement from ^2.12 to ^2.13 in composer.json.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the wp-cli/wp-cli dependency in composer.json from ^2.12 to ^2.13. The review feedback suggests that this version bump might be unnecessary if no new features from the updated version are being utilized, as unnecessarily strict version constraints can lead to dependency conflicts for consumers of this package.

[gemini-code-assist]

This change increases the minimum required version of wp-cli/wp-cli to ^2.13. Since there are no other code changes in this pull request, it appears this version bump might not be necessary. Unnecessarily strict version constraints can cause dependency conflicts for users of this package. It is recommended to only increase minimum version requirements when the code is updated to use features available only in that new version.

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