Simulate data liberation via hook

[ashfame]

This PR attempts to explore the feedback provided in #125 for plugins wanting to participate in "post" liberation by not having to specify the same code twice.

Problem:

During liberation hook

add_action( 'data_liberated_product', function( $subject ) {
    // some code
} );

Post liberation hook

foreach( \DotOrg\TryWordPress\Subject_Repo::loop( 'product' ) as $subject ) {
    // same code here
}

Suggested solution as it was discussed on call was to: Just trigger the data_liberated_X hook again in post liberation handling. The plugin can indicate when it wants to do that by do_action( 'do_data_liberation', 'product' ); and we would fire the data_liberated_product hook to which the plugin is already attached. This PR has the code for it, but the problem with this approach is, there could be other plugins still attached to data_liberated_product and we don't want all of them to be executing, only the one triggering it. In order to achieve that, we would have to hack global state, which is an anti-pattern I would like to avoid.

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So, how about the solution to be just this?

We ask the developers, to define a function to handle the subject type they are interested in:

function unique_prefix_subject_handler( $subject) {
     // all code goes here
}

and update docs to

During liberation hook

add_action( 'data_liberated_product', 'unique_prefix_subject_handler' );

Post liberation hook

foreach( \DotOrg\TryWordPress\Subject_Repo::loop( 'product' ) as $subject ) {
    unique_prefix_subject_handler( $subject );
}

Pretty simple solution! Thoughts?

[ashfame]

@psrpinto Current code change in the PR has a problem as I described in the PR description, which is followed by a solution that's quite a simple one. If we can agree that solves the feedback this PR was meant to address, then I can go ahead and make that change.

[akirk]

What about using remove_all_actions and ask the plugin to re-attach before rerunning the liberation?