v1.0.1

Added

• Emoji Blocker — New dedicated blocker (Block WordPress Emoji) that
  suppresses all browser-facing emoji assets WordPress emits by default:

  • print_emoji_detection_script (the inline JS on wp_head / admin_head)
  • print_emoji_styles (inline CSS)
  • wp_staticize_emoji filters on the_content_feed and comment_text_rss
  • wp_staticize_emoji_for_email on wp_mail
  • s.w.org dns-prefetch resource hint
  • wpemoji TinyMCE plugin in the classic editor
  • wp_emoji_loader_script (WP 6.4+)

  These paths bypass wp_remote_get() entirely, so the existing
  pre_http_request filter in Block Updates could never intercept them.
  The new blocker operates at the HTML-output layer and is controlled by
  its own toggle in Settings → Blocker Options.

Thanks to @kazem-azimi for suggesting this.

Notes

• Default: enabled on fresh installs; existing installs will need to
  enable it manually in Settings or re-run the activator.
• No breaking changes to existing settings or behavior.