Basic Firewall 1.0.0-rc.7

Seventh release candidate for 1.0.0. Published as a GitHub pre-release, so
the releases/latest/download URL does not serve it; install it by its own URL.
It bundles kanopi/firewall 2.36.1: Request / URL rules can count query
parameters with query_count (for capping facet crawling), and equality on a
number compares as a number, so a referenced list on port or query_count
works as written. Read What changes on upgrade. What changed since
1.0.0-rc.6 is below.

What changes on upgrade

• Equality on a number from a referenced list starts working. kanopi/firewall
  2.36.1 compares a numeric entry with a number by value
  (kanopi/firewall#443), so a
  list-backed is equal to / is one of on port, query_count or a numeric
  geolocation field matches, and is not equal to no longer matches every
  request. Conditions typed into a rule were already compiled as numbers by the
  plugin and behave as before. A list-backed equality the plugin refused before
  2.36.1 (see Fixed) is now accepted.

Changed

• Requires and bundles kanopi/firewall 2.36.1 (from 2.35.1). 2.36.0 adds the
  opt-in query_count variable; 2.36.1 makes equality on a number compare as a
  number (see What changes on upgrade).

Added

• query_count.<name> and query_count in Request / URL rules. How many
  values the client sent for one query parameter, or with the Name left
  blank, how many parameters in all — counted from the raw query string, so
  f[0]=, f[]=, sparse or named keys, a repeated f= and encoded brackets
  all count the same. Offered on the rule screen as one family with an
  optional name; query_count. with nothing after the dot is refused. The
  library compares equality strictly, so a count is compiled as an integer
  for is equal to, is not equal to and is one of (each entry), and for
  the greater/less-than comparisons too; a value that is not a whole number is
  refused on save. The README has a Stop facet crawling example
  (path starts with /search and query_count / f is greater than 3,
  response challenge).
• query_count and query_count.<name> as rate-limit key components,
  the name kept in the case it was written, as the library reads it.

Fixed

• A referenced list compared for equality with port or query_count can
  no longer fail silently. Both are numbers to the library, and a list's
  entries arrive as text. Before kanopi/firewall 2.36.1 the library compared
  the two strictly, so "port is one of" a list never matched and "is not equal
  to" a list matched every request (on a block rule, every visitor). With the
  bundled 2.36.1 such a list works as written. On an older library, for
  example one supplied by a site's own Composer tree, the plugin refuses the
  rule on the rule screen, naming the alternatives (greater / less than, a
  regular expression such as ^(8443|9443)$, or the values typed into a
  condition). It also skips a rule that arrives by import, WP-CLI or a hand
  edit and names it on the Status screen and in Site Health. The plugin
  decides by probing the library rather than trusting a version, and also
  checks a shorthand template such as port@equals:{value}
  (kanopi/firewall#443).