Fix URL import lint findings from #835 - #836
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AI assistance: OpenAI gpt-5.6-sol via OpenCode identified and corrected the PHPCS and PHPStan findings from PR #835. Chris Huber remains responsible for every line.
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WP_Errorbranch identified by PHPStanVerification
php -l includes/class-static-site-importer-url-import-runtime.phpphp tests/smoke-url-import-runtime.php(22 assertions)php tests/smoke-url-batch-import.phpgit diff --checkLocal
homeboy review lintwas deferred after two resource-policy refusals: the controller reported stale Lab inventory whilehomeboy runner doctor homeboy-lab --scope lab-offloadconfirmed the runner was reachable. This PR CI provides the canonical lint result.Follow-up to #835.
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OpenAI gpt-5.6-sol via OpenCode inspected the failed CI output, implemented the minimal PHPCS/PHPStan corrections, and ran focused verification. Chris Huber remains responsible for every line.