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https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/65497

In src/wp-admin/customize.php (around line 227 and 266), there is a PHP opening tag used solely for an inline comment:

    Since no PHP code is being executed, the PHP tag is unnecessary. This can be replaced with an HTML comment to improve code readability and maintainability.

    WordPress coding standards generally prefer avoiding unnecessary PHP tags when no PHP code is being executed

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    Summary by CodeRabbit

    • Refactoring
      • Updated Customizer panel structure rendering for improved code organization.

    In `src/wp-admin/customize.php` (around line 227 and 266), there is a PHP opening tag used solely for an inline comment:
    
    <ul class="customize-pane-parent"><?php // Panels and sections are managed here via JavaScript ?></ul>
    
    Since no PHP code is being executed, the PHP tag is unnecessary. This can be replaced with an HTML comment to improve code readability and maintainability.
    
    WordPress coding standards generally prefer avoiding unnecessary PHP tags when no PHP code is being executed
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    • src/wp-admin/customize.php

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    Walkthrough

    In src/wp-admin/customize.php, two placeholder <ul> elements (customize-outer-pane-parent and customize-pane-parent) are changed so their embedded comments use plain HTML comment syntax instead of PHP inline comment tags, with no behavioral change.

    Changes

    Customizer Placeholder Comment Syntax

    Layer / File(s) Summary
    Replace PHP comments with HTML comments in ul placeholders
    src/wp-admin/customize.php
    The customize-outer-pane-parent (line 227) and customize-pane-parent (line 266) placeholder <ul> elements now embed <!-- ... --> HTML comments instead of <?php // ... ?> PHP comment tags.

    Estimated code review effort

    🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

    Poem

    A rabbit hopped through markup land,
    And swapped PHP for HTML sand.
    No more <?php in the tag's embrace,
    Just <!-- comments, neat and in place.
    🐇 Clean code, hooray!

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    Title check ✅ Passed The title accurately describes the main change: replacing PHP comments with HTML comments in customize.php file.
    Description check ✅ Passed The description includes the Trac ticket link, explains the rationale for the changes, and cites WordPress coding standards, but the AI disclosure section is left as a template comment without actual disclosure.
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