Indicate WordPress 6.2 support. #135
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@peterwilsoncc thanks for the PR. 🚀
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Indicate WordPress 6.2 support.
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Description of the Change
Updates the readme.txt file for WordPress.org to indicate support for WordPress 6.2.
See testing notes/checklist in the issue.
See #134
Once the commit is cherry picked and merged to trunk, we'll be able to close this issue.
How to test the Change
See testing notes in #134
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Credits
Props @peterwilsoncc.
Checklist: