Update signed manifest to 7.51.0

manifest.json

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 {
-    "version": "7.23.28",
-    "released_at": "2026-08-10T22:09:39+00:00",
-    "package_url": "https://git-cloud.weboria.eu/Weboria/argus-wp-defence/releases/download/v7.23.28/argus-wordpress-defence-7.23.28.zip",
-    "sha256": "4c2b238947032bb65f7373ef712bb13f44a6f5c2d46528aefa219b2f22054eda",
+    "version": "7.51.0",
+    "released_at": "2026-09-19T16:44:43+00:00",
+    "package_url": "https://git-cloud.weboria.eu/Weboria/argus-wp-defence/releases/download/v7.51.0/argus-wordpress-defence-7.51.0.zip",
+    "sha256": "d423a2c0131a1a5b7a6b9761c7db98196466ba2d53aa6d97d0533d8d63bdc91c",
     "min_php": "7.4",
     "min_wp": "6.0",
     "critical": false,
-    "summary": "* Redesigned the Overview page to be understandable at a glance, whether or not you know anything\n  about website security: a single \"Your website is protected\" summary explains what's happening\n  and whether you need to do anything, your protection score now explains itself (\"Why is my score\n  X?\"), findings are shown in plain language instead of technical rule names, and ARGUS can turn\n  your firewall back on for you with one click if it's ever off.\n* The Firewall page's Rule Activity and Blocked IPs tables now lead with plain language (what was\n  detected, how it was handled) instead of raw internal rule/ban codes -- the technical detail is\n  still there behind a \"Technical details\" toggle for anyone who wants it.\n* Settings is now organized into Protection, Automatic Protection, Account, and Advanced sections\n  instead of one long list of unrelated panels.\n* Calmed down the visual style throughout -- removed constant pulsing/glowing effects on routine,\n  everything-is-fine status indicators; motion is now reserved for things that actually need your\n  attention.",
-    "signature": "xfwlvA9lrR3LqV8H3ETm8HyCWXOUGSaDyfDarvfZ+6z7MblYO9pWzoYFnPcubrHeC4bKn5n1nWbF47/QE/PlCA=="
+    "summary": "* Vulnerability Protection now investigates plugins that are not distributed through\n  WordPress.org (private, premium, or vendor-hosted plugins) instead of simply reporting them as\n  unchecked. It checks the plugin's own vendor identity, changelog, and available public\n  vulnerability sources, and clearly shows what was checked, what was found, and how confident\n  the result is.\n* Added a \"Check External Intelligence\" action on the Vulnerabilities page for these plugins, plus\n  a dashboard summary of how much of your plugin inventory currently has complete vulnerability\n  coverage.\n* Findings for these plugins are now created and cleared automatically as new information becomes\n  available, the same way they already are for WordPress.org-distributed plugins.",
+    "signature": "Ed1qDtjAK+OCs7h4HkxCzxmCTTY8t1ONuwa+0UkDekhFawv/nVGDEfsLIVFAwE72s31abrF4itTOyRauA/fnBQ=="
 }