Changelog
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All notable changes to Restore Old Admin Colors are documented here.
This project adheres to Semantic Versioning (https://semver.org/).

1.0.1
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Login screen support.

* Hooks into `login_enqueue_scripts` to restore the classic pre-7.0
  "Fresh" styling on the login screen (wp-login.php): the classic blue
  WordPress logo, the classic blue submit button (including hover, focus
  and active states), and the classic blue input focus ring.
* Logo image URLs are resolved with `admin_url()` so the styles work on
  subdirectory and non-standard installs.
* Styles are printed only while the plugin is active and nothing is
  persisted, so they disappear immediately on deactivation or deletion —
  no cleanup is required.
* New code lives in `includes/login.php`.

1.0.0
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Initial release.

* Hooks into `user_register` to assign the classic "Fresh" admin color
  scheme to newly registered users.
* Hooks into `admin_init` to migrate the current logged-in user from the
  WordPress 7.0 "Modern" default (or no preference) back to "Fresh"
  exactly once. A one-shot per-user flag (`_roac_restored`) guarantees
  the migration never overrides explicit user choices made afterwards.
* Hooks into `register_deactivation_hook` to revert every migrated user
  back to "Modern" — only if they are still on "Fresh" — and remove the
  plugin's user metadata, leaving zero leftover state.
* Custom user-selected schemes (Light, Blue, Midnight, Ocean, Coffee,
  Ectoplasm, Sunrise, etc.) are preserved at every step.
* Code organised across `restore-old-admin-colors.php` (bootstrap),
  `includes/migrate.php` (registration & restore hooks), and
  `includes/cleanup.php` (deactivation revert).
