Bundle WordPress HTML API in Symfony Blueprint#207
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What it does
Updates the Symfony Playground Blueprint ZIP so the bundled Symfony app includes a Composer-installed
playground/wordpress-html-apipackage.That package contains the WordPress HTML API runtime files needed for
WP_HTML_Processor, but it does not install or boot WordPress. The Blueprint still usespreferredVersions.wp: false.Why
The Playground docs Symfony example should parse the rendered
<h1>withWP_HTML_Processorinstead ofpreg_match(). Bundling the HTML API through Composer keeps the docs example realistic while preserving the point of the demo: Symfony can run in Playground without downloading WordPress.Testing
CHANGED_FILES=$'blueprints/symfony-package-radar/symfony-package-radar.zip' \ GITHUB_BRANCH=add-symfony-html-api-composer \ npm run validate:pr-blueprintsAlso verified locally that the bundled app autoloader exposes
WP_HTML_Processorand that the Symfony route still renders.