Tell wordpress we support url rewriting

[ssnepenthe]

See #91

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a crucial change to the development router configuration, enabling WordPress's native URL rewriting capabilities. By explicitly declaring support for URL rewriting, the change ensures that permalinks and other URL-dependent features within WordPress will function as expected in the development environment.

Highlights

• WordPress URL Rewriting Support: Added add_filter( 'got_url_rewrite', '__return_true' ); to router.php to explicitly inform WordPress that URL rewriting is available, ensuring permalinks function correctly.

Changelog

• router.php
  • Added add_filter( 'got_url_rewrite', '__return_true' ); to signal WordPress that URL rewriting is supported, which is essential for proper permalink functionality.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly enables URL rewriting support for the built-in PHP server used by wp server. This is achieved by adding a got_url_rewrite filter, which will allow WordPress to use pretty permalinks. The change is straightforward and effective. I have one suggestion to improve code clarity by adding a comment.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency with other filters in this file (like the one for option_home) and for better readability, it would be helpful to add a comment explaining the purpose of this filter. This will make it clearer to future maintainers why this line is necessary.

// Tell WordPress we support URL rewriting, so that pretty permalinks work.
add_filter( 'got_url_rewrite', '__return_true' );

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