Fix WP 5.9 deprecation notice with who in WP_User_Query
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rebasaurus ttys000 28 Sep 15:46 rebasaurus ttys001 3 Oct 13:13 rebasaurus ttys003 3 Oct 10:34 rebasaurus ttys004 3 Oct 08:28 in WP_User_Query
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Description
Fixes deprecation notice
Deprecated: WP_User_Query was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 5.9.0! who is deprecated. Use capability instead.Uses
publish_postscap since that's the one granted to authors and above.Steps to Test
Go to wp-admin > Posts > Add New Post and see if it triggers in PHP logs/QM