feat(v3.13.0): settings live DB reads, remove Directus/Appwrite, admin stats

Settings fixes:
- MAX_SITES_PER_USER, USER_RATE_LIMIT_PER_MIN/HR now read from DB settings
  table (DB > ENV > default), so dashboard/settings changes apply without
  restart. Sync cache refreshed on every save or delete.
- /api/me reports the live DB value for max_sites_per_user.

Admin improvements:
- Admin users bypass per-user rate limiting entirely (role=admin or ADMIN_EMAILS).
- Admin Overview now shows platform stats: registered users, new users (7d),
  total user sites, available tools.

Plugin cleanup:
- Appwrite and Directus plugins removed from the active registry (8 plugins
  now: WordPress, WooCommerce, WordPress Specialist, Gitea, n8n, Supabase,
  OpenPanel, Coolify). Plugin code is retained for future re-enabling.
- Settings page plugin visibility list updated to match.

Mobile onboarding:
- Stepper steps on narrow viewports stack vertically with correct full border
  and rounded corners on each step.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# airano-mcp-bridge — WordPress.org submission package
This folder is the **wp.org-bound** version of the companion plugin. It is
deliberately the small surface (≈15 routes — SEO, media uploads, capability
probe, cache/transient/site-health, audit-hook), **not** the full v2.18.x
internal build.
The internal build at [../airano-mcp-bridge/](../airano-mcp-bridge) carries
the admin namespace (plugins/themes/files/db/elementor/etc.) which is too
broad for wp.org's review bar and stays out of the public release.
## Layout
```
airano-mcp-bridge-wporg/
├── airano-mcp-bridge/ ← what goes in the zip
│ ├── airano-mcp-bridge.php
│ ├── readme.txt
│ └── README.md
├── tests/
│ ├── check.sh ← static checks (headers, escaping, routes, etc.)
│ └── test_permission_callback.php ← unit test for the new gate
└── airano-mcp-bridge.zip ← ready-to-upload bundle (built from the folder)
```
## Pre-submission checks
```bash
# 1. Static / heuristic checks (no WordPress runtime required)
bash wordpress-plugin/airano-mcp-bridge-wporg/tests/check.sh
# 2. Unit tests on the new permission_callback (PHP-only, no WP bootstrap)
php wordpress-plugin/airano-mcp-bridge-wporg/tests/test_permission_callback.php
```
Both must exit 0 before zipping or uploading.
## Building the zip
```bash
python - <<'PY'
import zipfile, os
src = "wordpress-plugin/airano-mcp-bridge-wporg/airano-mcp-bridge"
dst = "wordpress-plugin/airano-mcp-bridge-wporg/airano-mcp-bridge.zip"
if os.path.exists(dst): os.remove(dst)
with zipfile.ZipFile(dst, "w", zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED, compresslevel=9) as z:
for root, _, files in os.walk(src):
for f in files:
full = os.path.join(root, f)
arc = os.path.relpath(full, "wordpress-plugin/airano-mcp-bridge-wporg").replace(os.sep, "/")
z.write(full, arc)
print("built:", dst, os.path.getsize(dst), "bytes")
PY
```
## Reply to the wp.org review email
Use the message in [SUBMISSION_REPLY.md](SUBMISSION_REPLY.md). Keep it
short — the wp.org guidance is "be brief and direct".
## What the v2.10.2 release fixes (vs the v2.10.1 they reviewed)
1. **Direct core file include**
`wp-admin/includes/media.php` was loaded inside the `/upload-chunk` and
`/upload-and-attach` REST callbacks but never used (the code only calls
helpers from `file.php` and `image.php`). The redundant `require_once`
lines are removed.
2. **`/upload-and-attach` permission gate**
The route now uses a dedicated `require_upload_and_attach_capability`
method that runs `current_user_can('edit_post', $attach_to_post)` at
the route gate when `attach_to_post` is supplied. The check is no
longer hidden inside the callback body, so static analysis can see it.
The method also rejects `set_featured` without a target post.
3. **Ownership verification**
DNS TXT record `wordpressorg-airano-verification` is published at
`mcp.example.com`, which is also the `Plugin URI`. This pairs the
submission with the domain the plugin advertises and satisfies the
wp.org review request for a non-gmail.com proof of identity.