CI: Permit cleared PHPStan baselines during level upgrades - #95
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The level-7 rollout exposed a gap in our baseline guard: Media Categories has cleared its old PHPStan baseline, but the guard also freezes the configuration that needs to move from level 5 to 7. This permits that retirement only when the baseline is deleted, the level rises, and the configuration otherwise stays the same except for the named WordPress compatibility stub. The existing quality job still runs the unchanged Composer analyzer command afterward.
I also refreshed the centrally approved Composer and PHPUnit bootstrap hashes against the exact, GitHub-verified heads of the eleven open level-7 plugin PRs. No compatibility floors, release settings, workflow permissions, or plugin code change here.
I have left this draft for the central CI run and an independent policy review.