WordPress.org Bumps PHP Maximum for Plugin Directory to Version 7.2

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The WordPress.org SVN system received a version bump to 7.2 on October 3. This change means that plugin authors can now use newer PHP syntax in plugins they submit to the official plugin directory.…

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