Use different action for admin context logic#5663
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-context=adminlogic was hooking some of its logic to theadmin_initaction. However, as the loading was adapted, the requirement for triggering theadmin_initaction ended up within the action's closures, causing the entire construct to not be executed at all.This PR changes the
--context=adminlogic to useinitinstead ofadmin_init, and adds custom (hacky) logic to load the admin environment accordingly.This hacky approach for loading the admin environment is used to ensure we stick with the behavior of whatever WordPress version is being used. Inlining the code would make this hard to accomplish.