[nadams5755]

support new service body shortcodes to match formatting from BMLT while not impacting existing use cases:

• update service_body_X menu item to suffix with (UPPER CASE)
• add service_body_X_name to match the name as written in BMLT
• add service_body_x_description from BMLT
• add helper functions to lookup service body fields from BMLT
• update test fixtures
• add tests for new functions
• add tests for new shortcodes

it's been a long time since i wrote php. i worked with claude to make these changes. tested with docker on linux:

docker compose up -d
docker run --rm -u "$(id -u):$(id -g)" -v "$PWD":/app -w /app composer:2 install --ignore-platform-req=ext-gd
docker compose exec -e XDEBUG_MODE=off -w /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/bread wordpress vendor/bin/phpunit --display-warnings --display-deprecations --display-notices

same warnings/notices as HEAD~1, so nothing introduced here.

[otrok7]

Great idea.

Probably want the helpline in there, too.

I think I would be a bit more bold and replace get_areas with the new get_service_body more generally. That's a much deeper change, though. I don't know if you want that to be in this PR...

[nadams5755]

the contribution guide doesn't say but: if i add the helpline, should i add a commit to the branch/pr or should i amend the existing commit?

as for replacing get_areas: i'd probably do two it as two separate PRs. one PR to update all the tests to fix the warnings and notices. another PR to do the consolidation work.

[otrok7]

To be clear: nothing wrong with the PR as is, and the functionality it adds is useful. I'm more thinking about how to share the work than how to package it in commits/branches/PRs. I'm thrilled to have another dev even loosely familiar with this code. I don't want to pressure you to do more than you want, but I don't want to discourage you from doing more by running myself with these extras. So my question is more, should I just approve this PR and add the other stuff myself or do you want to continue?

As far as git goes, I usually work in branches for the next release, adding a version bump before merging.