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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added display of contributor avatars for documentation articles and parent documentation posts.
  • Introduced a new API endpoint to fetch contributors for specific documentation.
• Enhancements
  • Contributor information is now automatically tracked and updated when documentation is edited or saved.
  • Parent documentation pages aggregate contributor data from their child articles.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of contributor metadata to ensure accuracy and prevent duplication.
• Other
  • Updated plugin version to 2.1.12.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces contributor management for documentation posts, including new backend classes, REST API endpoints, and frontend components to display contributor avatars. It adds logic to aggregate and store contributor data, updates plugin metadata, and refines UI elements to show contributor information and track upgrade button clicks.

Changes

Files / Grouped Paths	Change Summary
includes/API/API.php	Added a REST API route to fetch contributors for a documentation post by ID, and a corresponding public method to retrieve contributor IDs from post meta.
includes/Hooks.php	Introduced a Hooks class to manage and synchronize contributor metadata on documentation save events, handling both parent and section posts.
includes/WedocsContributor.php	Added a WedocsContributor class with methods to initialize and update contributor data for articles and documentation posts, ensuring contributors are set once.
includes/functions.php	Introduced three functions for updating, retrieving, and aggregating documentation contributors and children, supporting the new contributor management system.
package.json, readme.txt, wedocs.php	Updated plugin version to 2.1.12; imported new classes; added a method to check and initialize contributors on plugin load; registered new hooks.
src/components/Documentations/ContributorUsers.js	Added a new React component to fetch and display up to four contributor avatars for a documentation post, with tooltips and a badge for additional contributors.
src/components/ProPreviews/index.js	Switched to the new ContributorUsers component for displaying contributors; updated hook filters to pass post IDs; fixed block structure.
src/components/ProPreviews/common/UpgradeButton.js	Updated the upgrade button URL to include UTM parameters for tracking.

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QA Approved, Ready To Merge

Suggested reviewers

• iftakharul-islam

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🐇
Hopping through docs, I see
Contributors now, as clear as can be!
Avatars twinkle, updates anew,
Version bumps and APIs too.
With every save, our credits grow—
In the garden of docs, let contributors show!
🌱✨

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