Update plugin unit testing with more WordPress versions and Nightly WordPress builds

ChrisWiegman commented 6 months ago

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Description

Updates the plugin unit tests to include WordPress 6.1, 6.2, 6.5 and WordPress Nightly. This better matches our testing strategy with the content blocks plugin.
Ceans up some of it's testing steps
Ensures the PHP version in Dockerfile can be set by specifying it in the parent image
Updates existing E2E tests for the plugin to work with the updated Dockerfile
Ensures plugin E2E tests no longer overwrite the PHP version provided by the image
Normalizes workflow naming for better identification of workflows and their results

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