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Fix OAuth, content staging, and file rollback in Site Agent 0.5.1 - #8
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OAuth refresh and revocation can race, partial staged saves can lose omitted fields, and file rollback can overwrite later edits. Site Agent 0.5.1 fixes these paths with site-bound atomic OAuth grants, native content/meta permissions and complete-save ordering, and pathname-locked conditional file changes.
Also preserves Unicode and JSON output shapes, literal media metadata, and earlier release artifacts after interrupted builds. HTTP smoke mutation checks now prove disposable fixture identity before use.
Validation: 134 WordPress integration tests / 1,396 assertions on PHP 8.3 and 8.5; nine JavaScript, eleven package and seventeen HTTP-fixture tests; Composer validation, PHP lint, WPCS, runtime/POT freshness, skill validation, packaged installation and HTTP MCP checks. This PR runs the PHP 8.0/8.3/8.5 + WordPress 6.9 CI matrix. Release and delivery details are in docs/release-0.5.1.md.