ARGUS WordPress Defence 7.23.2

- New: License section in Settings -- a 30-day trial with every
  feature active starts automatically, no registration required to
  start. Protection continues regardless of license status; the trial
  only affects what's shown, never what's enforced. Enter a license
  key to keep Premium features once the trial ends. This is the first
  release where the license system is actually visible anywhere --
  it existed in the codebase before but had no entry form and was
  excluded from every published build.
- Intelligence page: rewrote descriptions in plain language about what
  each thing does for your site's protection, not internal
  implementation details (was showing raw technical descriptions like
  a "signature corpus" and "RIR delegation database" range counts).

Verified end-to-end before publishing (not just code review): a real
signup and license created on the actual companion license service,
then submitted through the real Settings page form exactly as a
customer would -- status went from "TRIAL -- 30 DAYS LEFT" to
"LICENSED" on both the Settings and Overview pages. This exact ZIP was
also installed fresh and every admin page loaded with zero errors
before this commit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bin/build-release.sh

@@ -46,24 +46,20 @@ rm -rf \
 if [ "${CHANNEL}" = "wporg" ]; then
   # A plugin hosted on WordPress.org must rely solely on WordPress.org's own
   # update channel -- never a self-update-from-external-manifest mechanism,
-  # even one that ships inert-by-default. class_exists( 'Argus_Update_Client' )
-  # guards every reference to this class elsewhere in the codebase, so
-  # removing the file here is sufficient; nothing else needs to change.
+  # even one that ships inert-by-default -- and must stay genuinely,
+  # permanently functional with no license/trial requirement (WordPress.org
+  # explicitly prohibits trialware). class_exists() guards every reference
+  # to both classes elsewhere in the codebase, so removing the files here is
+  # sufficient; nothing else needs to change per build.
   echo "==> [wporg channel] Removing the self-update client (WordPress.org must be the only update channel)"
   rm -f "${STAGE_DIR}/includes/class-argus-update-client.php"
+  echo "==> [wporg channel] Removing the license/trial system (WordPress.org prohibits trialware)"
+  rm -f "${STAGE_DIR}/includes/class-argus-license.php"
 elif [ "${CHANNEL}" != "self" ]; then
   echo "==> BUILD FAILED: unknown channel '${CHANNEL}' (expected 'self' or 'wporg')"
   exit 1
 fi
 
-# WordPress.org explicitly prohibits trialware -- a plugin submitted to the
-# directory must stay genuinely, permanently functional with no license
-# requirement. class_exists( 'Argus_License' ) guards every reference to
-# this class elsewhere, so removing the file here is sufficient; the free
-# build never has a trial timer at all.
-echo "==> Removing the license/trial system (WordPress.org prohibits trialware)"
-rm -f "${STAGE_DIR}/includes/class-argus-license.php"
-
 echo "==> Allowlist audit -- fail closed on anything unexpected"
 UNEXPECTED=0
 while IFS= read -r -d '' item; do