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0.5.7

New: every web report carries the HTTP status the response ended with. The plugin reads http_response_code() at its shutdown flush, after the response went out, and sends it as status — 500 for the fatal, 404 for the not-found page WordPress rendered, 403 for a refused request. The console (2026-09 release) indexes it: a STATUS column in the ERRORS grid, a filter by code (500) or class (5xx), the statuses an issue produced in its detail, and "all 403 responses" in the AI search and the MCP tools. Only a status in 100..599 is sent; CLI runs and requests with no status decided send none, so the console never guesses one. Older consoles ignore the field.

No configuration change. Update by replacing the plugin directory with the zip below, or through your usual deployment.

Requires PHP 8.1+, WordPress 6.0+.

Full changelog: readme.txt.

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