Document intentional suppress_filters on the DSAR cleanup query

[fabiodalez-dev]

Summary

A broad Plugin Check run (WordPressVIPMinimum ruleset, beyond the wp.org plugin_repo gate) flags one ERROR: WordPressVIPMinimum.Performance.WPQueryParams.SuppressFilters at the DSAR retention-cleanup query in class-activator.php.

suppress_filters => true there is intentional: this internal housekeeping query must find and delete every expired faz_dsar record regardless of third-party query filters (e.g. a multilingual plugin scoping queries by language), so flipping it to false could leave expired records behind — a correctness regression, not a fix. Documented with a callsite phpcs:ignore + rationale instead.

Notes

• Not a wp.org blocker: suppress_filters is a WordPressVIPMinimum sniff and is NOT in the plugin_repo Plugin Check category that wp.org review uses (verified). This only keeps a broader/VIP lint run clean.
• No behaviour change.

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