Check if WP-CLI is available for WordPress operations. Verifies wp-config.php settings, proc_open availability, and returns path and version to prevent errors before running WP-CLI commands.
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- Checks if a WordPress install is reachable via WP REST API and SSH/WP-CLI. Returns site health status for the given install name.MIT
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