feat: add a blueprint for using WPGraphQL and the WPGraphQL IDE #74
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This looks good and tests well. Thanks, @jasonbahl!
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I love the Blueprints Gallery being in the web app. Nice!
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This adds a blueprint that creates a WordPress install with WPGraphQL active and takes the user to the WPGraphQL IDE page where they can explore the WPGraphQL Schema and execute GraphQL Queries.