When the themes controller was introduced it only returned a theme's supported features. This adds the majority of a theme's header information to the response.
Props ockham, spacedmonkey.
Fixes#49906.
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Check a more exhaustive list of post type editing caps beyond "edit_post" to ensure custom user roles with access to to specific post types may still use block editor functionality depending on theme features.
Props miyauchi, TimothyBlynJacobs.
Fixes#46723.
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Fully list which first-party core theme features are supported in the /themes endpoint response. This brings the REST API themes controller's response more in line with the output of get_theme_support().
Props adamboro, apieschel, koke, spacedmonkey, TimothyBlynJacobs.
See #49037.
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Responsive embeds is a way for a theme to opt in to WordPress dynamically scaling the width/height of an embed. When a theme supports responsive embeds, a `wp-embed-responsive` class is added to the `<body>` tag. This information is also presented through the REST API for clients to respect.
Merges [43790] and [43791] from the 5.0 branch to trunk.
Props desrosj, danielbachhuber, ocean90.
Fixes#45125.
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In order to correctly render parts of its UI, the new editor needs to be aware of the active theme's post-formats and post-thumbnails support. This data is exposed by querying for the active theme on a new /wp/v2/themes endpoint for sufficiently privileged users.
Merges [43734], [43735] to trunk.
props desrosj.
Fixes#45016.
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