fix: Dokan promo license activation handler method.

[MdAsifHossainNadim]

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Fix: Dokan promo license activation handler method.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the handling of old versions of Dokan Pro by updating the license validation method to use a try-catch block, ensuring better stability and error handling.

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The is_pro_license_active method in Helper.php has been enhanced to improve its reliability. The new implementation uses a try-catch block to handle potential exceptions and checks the validity of the Dokan Pro license, ensuring compatibility with older versions of the software.

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File	Summary
includes/Admin/Notices/Helper.php	Updated is_pro_license_active method to use a try-catch block and validate the Dokan Pro license.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Helper
    participant DokanPro

    Client->>Helper: is_pro_license_active()
    activate Helper

    alt Dokan Pro is old version
        Helper->>DokanPro: dokan_pro()->license
        DokanPro-->>Helper: Exception
        Helper-->>Client: false
    else Dokan Pro is current version
        Helper->>DokanPro: dokan_pro()->license
        DokanPro-->>Helper: license object
        Helper->>DokanPro: license->is_valid()
        DokanPro-->>Helper: true/false
        Helper-->>Client: true/false
    end
    deactivate Helper

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In code we trust, with changes bright,
A license check now set just right.
Through try and catch, we forge ahead,
Ensuring all the paths are tread.
With Dokan Pro, both old and new,
Our Helper's work is clear and true.

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