Iterate on the public API of WP_Theme_JSON_Resolver #28855
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Follow up to #28700
This PR iterates on the public API of the
WP_Theme_JSON_Resolverclass. This is the whole API after the changes in this PR (all methods are static):get_core_data=> returns core data as it is in the core's theme.json file.get_theme_data=> returns theme data as it is in the theme.json file.get_user_data=> returns user data as it is in the database (custom post type).get_merged_data( $theme_data, $origin )=> returns the merged data atregister_user_custom_post_type=> register the CPT to store user's dataget_user_custom_post_type_id=> returns the ID of the user CPTtheme_has_support=> whether the current theme has support fortheme.jsonFollow-ups:
locate_templateby our own method Add an 'area' term for Template Parts. #28410 (comment)