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WP's theme-information modal is screenshot/install-only and ignored our changelog sections (blank), and routing through iframe_header in an admin-post context booted admin_enqueue_scripts/admin_head with a null hook suffix — fataling a strict-typed plugin enqueue. Serve the changelog from a small self-contained admin-post page (own HTML + Parsedown + wp_kses_post, one linked admin stylesheet) that fires no admin hooks, so the modal can't be broken by other plugins.
## [1.13.1-beta.2](v1.13.1-beta.1...v1.13.1-beta.2) (2026-06-22) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes * **updater:** render the theme changelog in a self-contained modal page ([322ade7](322ade7)) <br> ---
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