Integrate PHP-Aegis and Sanctify-PHP libraries #5
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This commit enhances the plugin's security posture by integrating patterns from the php-aegis and sanctify-php security libraries. Changes: - Add WPCM_Security class (PHP 7.4+ compatible security layer) - Add declare(strict_types=1) to all PHP files - Add SPDX license headers to all PHP files - Fix REST API limit parameter sanitization - Add security-analysis.yml GitHub workflow - Add docs/SECURITY-INTEGRATION.md with integration report - Update composer.json with security scripts and suggestions The integration report documents: - PHP version incompatibility (php-aegis requires 8.1+, plugin needs 7.4+) - sanctify-php is a Haskell build tool, not a runtime PHP library - Recommendations for upstream improvements to both libraries Version bumped to 1.1.0 to reflect security enhancements.
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This commit enhances the plugin's security posture by integrating patterns from the php-aegis and sanctify-php security libraries.
Changes:
The integration report documents:
Version bumped to 1.1.0 to reflect security enhancements.