WP/ClassNameCase: update the class lists based on WP 6.3-RC1 #2317
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Based on a scan of WP Core at commit WordPress/wordpress-develop@6281ce4 using a preliminary sniff created for issue 1803. Notes: * The order of some of these lists have small changes due to non-natural alphabetic sorting being used in the auto-generated lists. * The WP Core class list now includes various classes which are from non-externally maintained "external" dependencies. * WP 6.2 and up contains Requests 2.0+. As this is a class name check and the Requests 1.0 class names are still supported, I'm adding the 2.0 class names, instead of replacing the Request 1.x list.
... and scan for those as well.
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WP/ClassNameCase: update the class lists based on WP 6.3-RC1
Based on a scan of WP Core at commit WordPress/wordpress-develop@6281ce4 using a preliminary sniff created for issue #1803.
Notes:
WP/ClassNameCase: add list of Twenty* themes classes
... and scan for those as well. After all, (child) themes can use WPCS as well.