Add easy-basic-authentication plugin to WordPress docs

[runephilosof-abtion]

Added easy-basic-authentication plugin for staging site security.

The built-in Pressable basic authentication for staging sites has been annoying me, because it integrates with the WP users through basic auth. It means you cannot see the site as logged out and it does not work well with mfa.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the WordPress documentation by including the easy-basic-authentication plugin. This addition provides an alternative solution for securing staging sites, aiming to resolve common issues encountered with built-in basic authentication methods, such as interference with logged-out views and multi-factor authentication.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: Added the easy-basic-authentication plugin to the WordPress documentation, specifically noting its utility for whole site basic authentication on staging environments.

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Changelog

• tools_and_services/wordpress.md
  • Added the easy-basic-authentication plugin to the 'Other' section.
  • Included a description for the plugin, highlighting its use for whole site basic authentication on staging sites.

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Code Review

This pull request adds the 'easy-basic-authentication' WordPress plugin to the documentation. The change is a good addition. I have one suggestion to improve consistency within the document by capitalizing the plugin's name to match the style of other entries.

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For consistency with other plugin names in this document, please capitalize the plugin name in the link text. Most other plugins listed use their proper capitalized name (e.g., 'Real Media Library', 'WooCommerce') rather than the URL slug.

Suggested change

	- 🟢 [easy-basic-authentication](https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-basic-authentication/) -
	- 🟢 [Easy Basic Authentication](https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-basic-authentication/) -