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Add a WordPress Gutenberg planning example profile and walkthrough #28

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@yoldaolmak

Why

A WordPress editor should see exactly how --wordpress-site maps to environment variable names and how a read-only plan differs from publishing.

Scope

Add one non-secret example profile or configuration artifact plus a short walkthrough. Use placeholder hostnames and environment variable names only. Link it from the WordPress setup guide.

Reference

  • docs/guides/wordpress-setup.md
  • docs/guides/using-pictovap.md
  • examples/profiles/

Done when

  • The example never includes a credential value.
  • It shows pictovap plan --wordpress-post and a later publish --dry-run as separate actions.
  • Markdown links resolve via pytest tests/unit/test_demo.py::test_docs_readme_links_resolve -q --no-cov.

No claim is needed. Fork and open a PR directly.

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    area: media-libraryWordPress media upload and image-placement workflowarea: wordpress-gutenbergWordPress REST API, Gutenberg input, and block placementcontribution: no-claimIndependent first contribution; open a PR without claimingdocumentationImprovements or additions to documentationexamplesExample profiles and articlesgood first issueGood for newcomershelp wantedExtra attention is needed

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