Add @skipglobalargcheck for conflicting arguments

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This is a companion to wp-cli/wp-cli#6174, which warns when commands override global arguments such as --path and --url.

If done on purpose, @skipglobalargcheck can be used to disable the warning on a per-command basis.

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This pull request enhances the WP-CLI command argument handling by providing a mechanism for developers to intentionally override global arguments without triggering warnings. It introduces a new annotation that, when applied to a command, signals that the command's use of a global argument is by design, thus improving the flexibility of command definitions while maintaining the integrity of the argument validation system.

Highlights

• New Annotation for Global Argument Conflicts: Introduced the @skipglobalargcheck annotation to explicitly disable warnings for commands that intentionally reuse global arguments, such as --path and --url.
• Suppression of Warnings: Applied the @skipglobalargcheck annotation to the check_update, is_installed, and multisite_convert methods within src/Core_Command.php to prevent warnings for their specific reuses of global arguments.

Changelog

• src/Core_Command.php
  • Added @skipglobalargcheck annotation to the check_update method.
  • Added @skipglobalargcheck annotation to the is_installed method.
  • Added @skipglobalargcheck annotation to the multisite_convert method.

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