feat(cpt): consolidate peptide CPT with PSA; drop pr_peptide (v0.2.0) (#1)
Consolidates the `peptide` CPT under PR Core ownership, dropping the `pr_peptide` slug-collision that was 404ing all 89 peptide detail pages. - POST_TYPE: pr_peptide -> peptide - TAX_CATEGORY: pr_peptide_category -> peptide_category - TAX_FAMILY + pr_peptide_family taxonomy removed - Defensive post_type_exists/taxonomy_exists guards on both registrations - Args harmonized as superset of PSA + prior PR Core (adds thumbnail support) - Activation hook + init:999 version-change flush handler - Uninstall scoped to _pr_core_authored flag (PSA-authored posts survive) - Plugin version 0.1.1 -> 0.2.0, CHANGELOG in same commit - ARCHITECTURE.md + CONVENTIONS.md updated with CPT ownership rule QA gate verdict: PASS (qa-reviews/peptide-repo-core/2026-04-22-874f93b.md) Sibling release: peptiderepo/peptide-search-ai#15 (PSA v4.5.0) Known follow-up: manage_peptide_content capability is not granted to any role as of v0.2.0. No current UI/theme reads or writes PR Core-defined meta keys, so no regression. Follow-up thread to decide role assignment.
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## Supersede Pattern (Soft Delete)
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Dosing rows and legal cells use a `superseded_by_id` column instead of hard deletes. When a correction is needed, the old row gets `superseded_by_id` set to the new row's ID. Queries for "active" data filter on `superseded_by_id IS NULL`. This preserves full audit history.
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## CPT Ownership
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- **One plugin owns each CPT.** PR Core owns the `peptide` CPT and the `peptide_category` taxonomy (as of v0.2.0). No other plugin in this ecosystem registers these post types or taxonomies directly.
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- **All registrations must guard with existence checks.** CPT registrations call `if ( post_type_exists( $slug ) ) return;` before `register_post_type()`, and taxonomy registrations call `if ( taxonomy_exists( $slug ) ) return;` before `register_taxonomy()`. This makes deploy order between plugins irrelevant — whichever runs first wins, the other no-ops — and prevents rewrite-slug collisions when two plugins temporarily overlap during a transition.
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- **Consumers read, do not register.** Plugins that need to query or display `peptide` posts (PSA, PR Theme, PRAutoBlogger, Peptide News, Tier 1 tools) call `get_posts( [ 'post_type' => 'peptide' ] )` / `WP_Query` without registering the CPT themselves. If a consumer plugin needs its own custom post type for a different domain (e.g., `reconstitution_protocol`), it registers its own slug and does not touch `peptide`.
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- **Meta keys are plugin-namespaced, not CPT-namespaced.** PR Core writes `_pr_core_*` or bare keys registered via `register_post_meta()`. PSA writes `psa_*`. The two namespaces coexist on the same `peptide` post because they don't collide.
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## `_pr_core_authored` Flag
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Any `peptide` post created via PR Core's own UI (not authored via PSA's meta boxes) must be tagged with post-meta key `_pr_core_authored` = `1`. This is the flag `uninstall.php` uses to scope teardown to plugin-owned posts only. Posts originating from PSA (the 89 canonical peptide monographs on production) do not carry this flag and are never deleted on PR Core uninstall.
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