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Add checks to WPScan API reporting logic, ensure CVSS outputted includes precision #308
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This pull request will add a few checks before printing WPScan API results. It will furthermore ensure CVSS score is cast to float and printed so that it will include a precision point. Also, it adds more testing logic to the relevant unit tests.
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