v13.34.1

Removed

• The use_default_wp_theme_directory key of config/wordpress.php. Nothing ever read it: setting it to true changed nothing, and themes always live in themes/ (#297)

Fixed

• Under WordPress 7, a classic theme's block styles and global-styles were printed at the bottom of every page, after the content they style — a flash of unstyled content on slow connections — and the head kept two empty placeholders. WordPress loads those styles on demand at wp_footer, then moves them back into the head through its template enhancement output buffer, which only starts when template-loader.php includes a template: a Blade page includes none. A WordPressTemplateEnhancement middleware now plays the buffer's part on the response — wp_template_enhancement_output_buffer_started before the view renders, the wp_template_enhancement_output_buffer filter and wp_finalized_template_enhancement_output_buffer on the HTML — for Route::wp() routes and the template hierarchy, so any plugin built on that filter sees Pollora's pages too. A plain Laravel route that prints wp_head()/wp_footer() can add the middleware itself
• pollora:install without a terminal — --no-interaction, CI, or pollora new driving it — stopped on "Site title is required" unless every option was passed: the prompts it could not show were still required. It now fills what is missing with a working local site — the project name as title (the first label of the APP_URL host: under DDEV the directory is always html), admin at admin@<APP_URL host>, a generated password shown once (also with --install), en_US, not indexed — and keeps every option it is given
• pollora:status and the dashboard reported a post type or taxonomy under a slug derived from its class name, ignoring the attribute: #[PostType('synthese-presse')] class SyntheseDePresse was listed as synthese-de-presse, a post type that does not exist, and its plural label was ignored too. Both read the attribute now, through PostType::resolveSlug() / Taxonomy::resolveSlug(), the rule discovery registers with, so they cannot disagree again (#298)