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Ryan Boren 0cef59e4c0 * Introduce wp_kses_allowed_html() which accepts a context string and returns an array of allowed tags.
* Remove explicit declarations of class, id, style, and title from $allowedposttags
 * Dynamicallly add global attributes to every tag for the 'post' context
 * No longer calls wp_kses_array_lc() every time wp_kses() runs. Instead it runs once if CUSTOM_TAGS is true. Plugins directly passing a custom allowed_html array will no longer get the lc treatment. Keep an eye out for problems with this.
 * wp_kses_data() and wp_filter_kses() pass current_filter() for the $allowed_html argument to wp_kses().
 * wp_kses_allowed_html() handles being passed a filter name for a context. If the filter is not a recognized one it defaults to using $allowedtags as was done before for wp_kses_data() and wp_filter_kses().
 * wp_kses_allowed_html() recognizes user_description and pre_user_description out of the box. For these it takes $allowedtags and inserts rel attribute support.
 * wp_kses_allowed_html() allows plugins to override the return values for the default contexts and support arbitrary contexts via a wp_kses_allowed_html filter.
 * wp_kses_hook() can now pass a string context for $allowed_html to the pre_kses filter. We might have to pass the result of wp_kses_allowed_html() instead if it turns out that plugins are digging in $allowed_html.

fixes #17977
see #20210


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