tested upto 6.7 & version bump

[iftakharul-islam]

tested upto 6.7 & version bump

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes for Version 2.6.15

• New Features

  • Updated compatibility: Tested up to WordPress version 6.7.
  • Version bump to enhance frontend stability.

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed security vulnerabilities and improved user role management in previous versions.

• Documentation

  • Changelog updated with details of fixes and enhancements across versions.
  • README updated to reflect the new version and compatibility changes.

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The pull request updates the version number of the software to v2.6.15 across multiple files, including config/app.php, cpm.php, package.json, and readme.txt. It also reflects compatibility updates, indicating that the software has been tested up to version 6.7. The changelog has been revised to document these changes and previous updates, including security fixes and improvements.

Changes

File	Change Summary
changelog.txt	Updated to include version v2.6.15, detailing testing up to version 6.7 and previous fixes.
config/app.php	Version updated from '2.6.14' to '2.6.15'.
cpm.php	Version updated from '2.6.14' to '2.6.15' in the plugin header comment.
package.json	Version updated from '2.6.14' to '2.6.15'.
readme.txt	Version updated to '2.6.15', compatibility updated to 'Tested up to: 6.7', and stable tag updated.

Possibly related PRs

• Update : version bumped #504: This PR updates the version number in multiple files, including config/app.php, cpm.php, and readme.txt, to 2.6.15, which directly relates to the version updates made in the main PR.

Suggested reviewers

• MdAsifHossainNadim

Poem

🐇 In the garden where updates bloom,
A version hops, dispelling gloom.
From fourteen to fifteen, we leap with cheer,
Tested and true, our path is clear!
With every fix, our plugin grows,
A joyful dance, as progress flows! 🌼

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