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Recent commits aim to prepare the codebase for PHP 8.4. Key updates include modifying the wp_trigger_error() function to throw a WP_Exception when E_USER_ERROR is the error level, instead of using trigger_error(). This change is less disruptive and maintains error-handling functionality. Additional adjustments include fixing deprecations in various methods and ensuring tests run smoothly with the upcoming PHP version.

Getting ready for PHP 8.4: some code changes landing in 6.7

Fix trigger_error() with E_USER_ERROR deprecation in wp_trigger_error().