Add WordPress integration regressions and automated release checks - #69
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FYI - the failing tests are expected. When PR64 is merged to master they will run successfully (and show that the bug was fixed). |
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Adds WordPress integration regressions and automatic checks for changes to the plugin. Each PR runs two jobs: browser contracts and WordPress single-site/multisite checks. Duplicate branch-push runs are removed, and outdated PR runs are cancelled.
The regression cases cover roles, permissions, URL mapping, settings, content capture, rechecks, and SDK handoff with synthetic fixtures. Experience-selection tests are excluded because that option is being retired. Workflow summaries describe coverage; reports omit Git author metadata, and live diagnostics suppress account data.
Both publishing entry points now require the standard suites, WPCS, protected live integration checks, and a release-ZIP lifecycle check. Create Release publishes the ZIP that passed validation. Live tests use the triggering commit and retain environment approval requirements.
Validation:
Remaining validation: