The one change Sirius Press has to make inside WordPress itself. The
installer runs before plugins load and refuses to finish without an email
address, so a site with no mail identity cannot be installed at all.
- "Your Email" becomes "Your wallet address", and it is optional. The
installer has nothing to verify a signature against yet — the site does
not exist — so an address typed here is taken on trust and can be
replaced from the profile screen afterwards, where it CAN be proved.
- The two is_email() gates become one address check.
- wp_install() still receives an email string, because its signature and
everything downstream expects one. It gets a permanently unroutable
.invalid placeholder.
Kept as a commit on top of the vendored subtree rather than applied at build
time, so `git subtree merge` three-way merges it against each upstream
release and says so when a hunk stops fitting. patches/ keeps the same diff
in readable form for anyone auditing what this fork changes in core.
75 lines, one file. Everything else Sirius Press does is a plugin.
