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A block theme's menus as the rows of a menu (MishkaCmsMigration.Sources.WordPress.menus/4).
A block menu is a wp_navigation post whose content.raw is block comments
(MishkaCmsMigration.Sources.WordPress.Content.blocks_in/1 reads them with the HTML parser, never
by pattern): core/navigation-link is a link, core/navigation-submenu a link with the links
under it, and core/home-link the site's home. Any other block (a page list, a search box, a
social link) draws something WordPress works out as it serves the page, so it is not a link of
the menu and is left out.
call/2 answers a row for each post: its "id" is "navigation-" and the post's id, so it never
meets the id of a classic menu, its "name" the post's title, and "items" already nested in
the shape a classic menu's items are given (MishkaCmsMigration.Sources.WordPress's "menu"): a
link's "title", "url", the "kind" and "id" of the page, post, category or tag it points at,
"new_tab" and its own "items". A block menu is never the main one, for WordPress sets no theme
location on it.
Summary
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The menu rows of posts, the wp_navigation posts as the REST API answers them (or rows of the
same shape), with home, the site's own address, for the home link.
The links of a menu's items, as a sorted list of what each points at: {:object, kind, id}
for a page, post, category or tag, {:url, address} for any other. Two menus with the same list
have the same links, whatever their labels, order and nesting.
Functions
The menu rows of posts, the wp_navigation posts as the REST API answers them (or rows of the
same shape), with home, the site's own address, for the home link.
The links of a menu's items, as a sorted list of what each points at: {:object, kind, id}
for a page, post, category or tag, {:url, address} for any other. Two menus with the same list
have the same links, whatever their labels, order and nesting.