v2.49.1

Fixed

• lint-comments.php no longer wraps a config ledger's own entries. A ledger documents every key by showing the declaration commented out, so the line's width is the code's, not a sentence someone chose to run long — wrapping // 'objecteditor_url' => '/wp-admin/admin.php?page=…' makes it stop looking like the line it documents. Scoped to ledgers and matched with LEDGER_ENTRY, the constant the block rule already identifies them by, so no other file can hide a long line behind a //. Ledger prose still obeys the budget.

Changed

• The config ledger's entries are aligned and uniformly indented.