Whip_WPMessagePresenter: prevent BC-break #107
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[Per the Readme](https://github.com/Yoast/whip#backwards-compatibility-policy) - semantic versioning is strictly adhered to. PR 52 introduced a - albeit minor - BC-break due to renaming the `public` `Whip_WPMessagePresenter::register_hooks()` method to `Whip_WPMessagePresenter::registerHooks()`. While in practice, the BC-break is probably theoretical, the BC-break should still be mitigated if the next release is to be in the 1.x series and not 2.0.
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Per the Readme - semantic versioning is strictly adhered to.
PR #52 introduced a - albeit minor - BC-break due to renaming the
publicWhip_WPMessagePresenter::register_hooks()method toWhip_WPMessagePresenter::registerHooks().While in practice, the BC-break is probably theoretical, the BC-break should still be mitigated if the next release is to be in the 1.x series and not 2.0.