Rename classes to match underscores convention

[schlessera]

Rename classes:

• WP_CLI\Ability\AbilityCommand => WP_CLI\Ability\Ability_Command
• WP_CLI\Ability\AbilityCategoryCommand => WP_CLI\Ability\Ability_Category_Command

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors two core classes, AbilityCommand and AbilityCategoryCommand, by renaming them to Ability_Command and Ability_Category_Command respectively. The primary goal is to standardize class naming by adopting an underscore convention. This change involves updating the class declarations, renaming the corresponding PHP files, and modifying all instances where these classes are referenced, particularly within the command registration logic, to maintain functional integrity.

Highlights

• Class Renaming: Renamed the WP_CLI\Ability\AbilityCommand class to WP_CLI\Ability\Ability_Command to align with an underscore naming convention.
• Class Renaming: Renamed the WP_CLI\Ability\AbilityCategoryCommand class to WP_CLI\Ability\Ability_Category_Command to align with an underscore naming convention.
• File Renaming: Renamed src/AbilityCommand.php to src/Ability_Command.php and src/AbilityCategoryCommand.php to src/Ability_Category_Command.php to match the new class names.
• Command Registration Update: Updated the WP_CLI::add_command calls in ability-command.php to reference the newly named classes, ensuring proper command registration.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly renames AbilityCommand and AbilityCategoryCommand to Ability_Command and Ability_Category_Command respectively, aligning them with the project's underscore-based naming convention. The changes have been consistently applied to the class definitions, filenames, and the WP_CLI::add_command registrations. This is a good refactoring that improves code consistency within the project.

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