Add support for syncing themes, plugins, mu-plugins, and languages

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• Add support for syncing themes, plugins, mu-plugins, and languages
• Implement new command-line flags for content directory syncing
• Add path detection methods using WordPress functions
• Create individual sync methods for each content type
• Refactor common rsync logic into reusable sync_directory method
• Update command documentation with new options
• Ensure backward compatibility when no flags are provided
• Fix CI errors by removing named parameters for PHP 8.1 compatibility

Changes made to fix CI errors:

• Fixed named parameter usage in method calls throughout the codebase
• Corrected malformed PHPDoc comment syntax in Alias.php
• Ensured all function calls use positional parameters for PHP 8.1 compatibility

The implementation now fully addresses the requested functionality while maintaining code quality standards and passing CI checks.

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@copilot Fix CI errors

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@copilot Fix CI errors

Fixed CI errors in commit 5a9a0b2. The issues were:

1. Named parameter usage - Replaced named parameters with positional parameters for PHP 8.1 compatibility
2. Malformed PHPDoc syntax - Fixed a malformed comment block in Alias.php

All method calls now use positional parameters as required by the PHP 8.1 compatibility requirement specified in composer.json.

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[derby]

Was this created by Copilot on its own?
@nlemoine Can't you merge these commits and check out if this works?

[nlemoine]

Can't you merge these commits and check out if this works?

@derby Can't you just read comments, test the current branch yourself, give your feedback and participate?

Open source is not just about clicking those "+1" emojis for new features 🙂

[derby]

@derby Can't you just read comments, test the current branch yourself, give your feedback and participate?

Open source is not just about clicking those "+1" emojis for new features 🙂

Oh, you’d love that, wouldn’t you?