DEV: Silence post-stream-widget-overrides in the checklist plugin
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Ensures warnings related to deprecated post-stream code are handled appropriately by silencing them when fetching the `postWidget`. The code already handles when the Glimmer Post Stream is enabled, and the deprecation was just adding noise when an incompatible extension forced the use of the legacy widget post-stream.
davidtaylorhq
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Jul 22, 2025
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Wraps the post widget lookup in
withSilencedDeprecationsto suppress noisypost-stream-widget-overrideswarnings when the checklist plugin accesses the legacy post stream widget.The deprecation warning was being triggered when incompatible extensions forced the use of the legacy widget post-stream, even though the code already properly handles the Glimmer Post Stream case. This change maintains the existing functionality while eliminating unnecessary console noise.