fix wrong settings link anchor

[masteradhoc]

What?

Updates the settings link anchor in the Plugins menu to correctly point to the Two-Factor settings section of the user profile page.

Why?

The "Settings" link displayed under the plugin title in the Plugins menu was directing users to #application-passwords-section instead of the Two-Factor plugin's own settings section. This meant users clicking "Settings" would land on an unrelated part of their profile page, making it difficult to find the actual plugin settings.

Fixes #827

How?

Two files are updated to replace the incorrect anchor:

• .wordpress-org/blueprints/blueprint.json: Updated landingPage from /wp-admin/profile.php#application-passwords-section to /wp-admin/profile.php#two-factor-options
• class-two-factor-core.php: Updated add_settings_action_link() to build the settings URL using admin_url( 'profile.php#two-factor-options' ) instead of profile.php#application-passwords-section

The anchor #two-factor-options is the first element ID beneath the Two-Factor section header in the user profile, making it the correct and most direct target.

Testing Instructions

1. Install the Two-Factor plugin
2. Activate the plugin
3. Navigate to the Plugins menu
4. Click "Settings" under the Two-Factor plugin title
5. Confirm the page scrolls to the #two-factor-options section of the user profile, not #application-passwords-section

Changelog Entry

Fixed - Settings link in the Plugins menu now correctly navigates to the Two-Factor options section of the user profile instead of the Application Passwords section.

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