Asset CleanUp Pro Performance WordPress Plugin 1.2.5.9

* Combine Google Fonts: The plugin checks if the option is enabled before using specific functions related to it, thus reducing the usage of more resources (on some shared hosting packages, the page returned 503 error)
* Combine JS: Skip adding inline JS with WordPress Nonces as they are not unique and add up to the disk space (better accuracy in detecting them)
* Added notification to the plugin's top right area if "Test Mode" is enabled (for extra awareness)
* Fix: In some environments, the plugin's custom functions to detect if the user is logged-in were triggering errors
* Fix: Do not alter the "ver" value to the default WordPress version (as it used to be) as some scripts should be loaded without query strings especially if "ver" was set to null on purpose

* Made sure a directory exists before attempting to delete it (for old directories) to avoid any error reports (harmless, but annoying) from plugins such as "Fatal Error Notify Pro"
* Updated notification related to HTTP/2 from Combine CSS/JS tabs within "Settings"
* If the total files from the caching directory generated by the combined CSS/JS files occupy over 1 GB in disk space, deactivate automatically the appending of the inline CSS/JS code associated with the tags to the generated combined CSS/JS files as that's usually the culprit for having so many redundant files in the caching directory, leading to unnecessary disk space
* Older caching files are by default set to be cleared after 4 days (the new default value) instead of 7
* Updated "Help" page
* Show more information about the caching directory in "Tools" -> "Storage Info" (each directory with CSS/JS files is shown along with the total size of the assets within it)
* WP Rocket 3.7+ compatibility fix: "Minify HTML" is removed (read more: Get rid of Minify HTML option · Issue #2682 · wp-media/wp-rocket), thus, make sure this gets verified (for compatibility reasons) as well in Asset CleanUp Pro
* Shorten the file name of the combined CSS/JS to avoid possible duplicates
* Fix possible errors (400 Bad Request) when AJAX calls are made by Asset CleanUp Pro
* Check if Cloudflare is used and notify the user about whether it's needed to enable "CDN: Rewrite assets URLs" (read more: What's the purpose of "CDN: Rewrite assets URLs" option? - Asset CleanUp Pro: Documentation)

* Improvement: Save resources and do not check anything for optimization when the feed URL (e.g. /feed/) is loaded (the plugin should be inactive for these kind of requests)
* Improvement: Do not trigger the plugin when WooCommerce makes AJAX calls (no point in using extra resources from Asset CleanUp)
* Improvement: When Google Fonts are marked for removal, nullify other related settings, leading to the usage of fewer resources
* The strings "/cart/" and "/checkout/" are added to the exclusion list where Asset CleanUp Pro is not triggered if the pattern is matched (read more: How to exclude entire Asset CleanUp (Pro / Lite) plugin from loading on certain pages - Asset CleanUp Pro: Documentation These kind of pages usually do not need optimization and if the admin decides to do some, he/she can remove the exclusion
* Fix (writing files to caching directory): If the handle name contained forward slash (/), make sure that the final file name gets sanitized (including slash removal) to avoid errors related to file_put_contents() such as trying to write to directories that are non existent
* Fix (unnecessary cached files): The plugin was caching CSS/JS files that did not need to be cached (e.g. already minified JS), leading to unnecessary extra disk space
* The Pro version won't deactivate the Lite one automatically (if it's enabled) as it can be kept active for full compatibility with plugins such as "WP Cloudflare Super Page Cache"
* "WP-Optimize" minify is not triggering anymore when /?wpacu_clean_load is used for debugging purposes
* Do not strip inline CSS/JS associated with the handle if the original file is empty as there's a high chance the inline code is needed