## Code Obfuscation Issues

A code obfuscation issue occurs when code is intentionally made difficult to read or understand, which is not allowed for plugins hosted on WordPress.org.

Using the case as a reference, check the code to determine if it is genuinely obfuscated or if it is a false positive.

Details:
- Obfuscated code includes: base64-encoded PHP code that is decoded and executed, eval'd strings, encoded variable names, packed JavaScript.
- Minified JavaScript or CSS is NOT obfuscation — it is a separate check.
- Base64-encoded data used for images, fonts, or non-executable content is NOT obfuscation.
- Encoded strings used as configuration values, API tokens, or data payloads (not executed as code) are NOT obfuscation.
- `base64_decode()` used to decode data (not code) is generally acceptable.
- `eval()` usage is always flagged regardless of context.
- `str_rot13()` used on executable code is obfuscation.
- Compressed/packed JavaScript (e.g., Dean Edwards packer) is considered obfuscation.
