SONARPHP-1747 Check wordpress snake_case naming convention for numbers #1550
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SONARPHP-1747
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This PR adds WordPress as a recognized framework within
FunctionNameCheck.java.A user inquiry highlighted that WordPress function naming conventions, which commonly use snake_case and accept numbers (e.g.,
function_name_123), were not explicitly supported by the existing checks. This change applies the appropriate snake_case pattern to WordPress function names, aligning the codebase's validation with common WordPress coding standards.