Remove _scaffold from auto created function names

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Changes proposed in this Pull Request

This pull request refactors the wpcomsp_wayback_link_fixer plugin by removing the "scaffold" prefix from function names and updating the plugin's minimum PHP version requirement. The changes aim to simplify function naming conventions and adjust compatibility requirements for better alignment with current standards.

Refactoring Function Names:

• Removed "scaffold" prefix from all function names in functions-bootstrap.php, such as wpcomsp_wayback_link_fixer_scaffold_get_plugin_metadata renamed to wpcomsp_wayback_link_fixer_get_plugin_metadata. This applies to metadata retrieval, slug generation, name retrieval, version retrieval, compatibility checks, and requirements validation. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

• Updated function calls in wayback-link-fixer.php to reflect the new function names, ensuring consistency across the codebase. [1] [2]

Compatibility Adjustments:

• Changed the default minimum PHP version requirement from 8.3 to 7.4 in the wpcomsp_wayback_link_fixer_validate_requirements function to accommodate broader usage.

Code Cleanup:

• Removed a redundant implementation of the wpcomsp_wayback_link_fixer_get_plugin_slug function from functions.php, as it is now consolidated in functions-bootstrap.php.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Standardized function names for improved consistency by removing the _scaffold segment.
  • Updated all references to use the new function names.
  • Removed an unused function related to plugin slug retrieval.

• New Features

  • Lowered the minimum required PHP version from 8.3 to 7.4, increasing compatibility with more environments.

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Walkthrough

The changes standardize function names across multiple files by removing the _scaffold segment, resulting in a consistent naming convention. Several functions related to plugin metadata, compatibility checks, requirements validation, and error output are renamed accordingly. The minimum required PHP version is lowered from 8.3 to 7.4 in the requirements validation logic. In functions.php, the wpcomsp_wayback_link_fixer_get_plugin_slug() function is removed. All affected function calls throughout the codebase are updated to use the new names, with no modifications to the underlying logic or control flow.

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