v7.41.3

Fix silent "an error occurred" deactivation after auto-update

During a WP-Cron auto-update, WordPress's Plugin_Upgrader silently deactivates the plugin via active_before, replaces the files, then calls activate_plugin() to re-enable it. Both WP's active_after and our own after_install invoke activate_plugin() — and because the plugin is no longer in active_plugins at that point, WP runs the full activation path including plugin_sandbox_scrape(), which includes ccm.php a second time within the same request.

The OLD ccm.php was already loaded at request boot, so the second include re-executed the unguarded global function definitions (ccm_tools_hide_all_notices, ccm_initialize_plugin, class CCMSettings, …) and PHP fatal'd with "Cannot redeclare function". WordPress's fatal-error handler caught it, paused the plugin, and surfaced the generic "an error occurred" notice — but with no entry in debug.log unless WP_DEBUG_LOG was enabled.

Fix: added a CCM_TOOLS_FILE_LOADED sentinel at the very top of ccm.php that cleanly returns on the second include, so activation completes without re-declaring symbols.