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Closes #298. The slug rule moves to PostType::resolveSlug() and Taxonomy::resolveSlug(), used by discovery and by the status collector alike.
Missing options get working defaults when the command cannot prompt; a generated admin password is shown once.
fix: pollora:status reports the slug the attribute registers
…y-key chore: remove the unread use_default_wp_theme_directory key
fix: pollora:install completes without a terminal
Say what Pollora is in the first line, link the site's why, compare and guide pages, show the attribute style, recommend the CLI, and fix the requirements (PHP 8.4+ for a new project, Laravel 13.34, WordPress 7.1+).
docs: README and Packagist description for discovery
fix: print WordPress 7 block styles in the head of Blade pages
release: v13.34.1
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Release v13.34.1 — see #380 and the CHANGELOG.