release: 1.0.9 + fix workflow_dispatch deploy#26
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1.0.9 is a docs-only release that ships the listing-copy accuracy pass from #25 plus a CI fix: - Deploy workflow now reads 'Stable tag:' from readme.txt and passes it to the 10up action as VERSION. The action's default derivation uses GITHUB_REF, which under workflow_dispatch resolves to refs/heads/main and made the action try to write to tags/refs/heads/... — that's why the previous manual sync failed before committing to trunk. Reading from readme.txt works for both tag pushes and manual dispatches. Plugin code is unchanged from 1.0.8.
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* release: 1.0.9 + fix workflow_dispatch deploy (#26) 1.0.9 is a docs-only release that ships the listing-copy accuracy pass from #25 plus a CI fix: - Deploy workflow now reads 'Stable tag:' from readme.txt and passes it to the 10up action as VERSION. The action's default derivation uses GITHUB_REF, which under workflow_dispatch resolves to refs/heads/main and made the action try to write to tags/refs/heads/... — that's why the previous manual sync failed before committing to trunk. Reading from readme.txt works for both tag pushes and manual dispatches. Plugin code is unchanged from 1.0.8. * release: 1.0.10 (re-ship of botched 1.0.9) 1.0.9 was tagged but never properly shipped: PR #26 (version bump + workflow fix) was stacked on PR #25's branch and merged into that branch instead of main. When #25's branch was auto-deleted after merge, #26's merge commit was orphaned and never reached main. The v1.0.9 tag was then cut against #25's merge commit, so trunk and tags/1.0.9 both shipped with 'Stable tag: 1.0.8' inside — which is why the listing page never updated. This release cherry-picks the orphaned #26 commit onto main and bumps to 1.0.10 so the readme polish + workflow fix actually go out. The 1.0.9 SVN tag stays in the directory as inert cruft; tag deletion is non-trivial and pointless once Stable tag points away from it. No code changes vs 1.0.8 — this is docs + CI only.
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Summary
Stacked on top of #25. Bumps to 1.0.9 so the docs polish actually ships to WP.org via a clean tag push, and fixes the `workflow_dispatch` failure that surfaced earlier (action created `tags/refs/heads/...` because it derived the version from `GITHUB_REF` = `refs/heads/main`).
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Why a release just for docs
There's no install base yet (the plugin shipped to the directory today), so we're not creating update noise. And the previous `workflow_dispatch` failure means the simplest way to actually publish the #25 readme polish is to ride along on a tag push.
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