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***DO NOT CALL OR TEXT ME ABOUT THIS PROJECT. I WILL ONLY RESPOND TO COMMUNICATIONS ON UPWORK. IF YOU CALL OR TEXT ME I WILL NOT RESPOND AND WILL NOT HIRE YOU*** My WordPress site (ohenryproductions.com) is currently down-graded to a default theme after my hosting provider upgraded the server to PHP 8.3, which caused a fatal error in my previously-working theme. Background: Theme: "Angle" (Flat Responsive Bootstrap MultiPurpose Theme), v1.18.17, originally purchased on ThemeForest, built by Oxygenna. The theme is now discontinued/delisted, so I can't get an official updated version. My host (GoDaddy) confirmed the fatal 500 error is caused specifically by the Angle theme failing under PHP 8.3.31, not by WordPress core, the database, or plugins (all confirmed working independently via REST API and login page tests). As a temporary fix, GoDaddy's support switched my site to the default "Twenty Twenty-Five" theme so it's functional again, but it no longer has my site's actual design. I already have an "Angle Child Theme" installed, so ideally the fix would go there rather than modifying Angle's core files directly. What I need: 1. Diagnose the specific PHP 8.3 incompatibilities in the Angle theme (likely deprecated function calls, removed features, or type-related fatal errors). 2. Patch the theme (via the child theme where possible) so it runs cleanly on PHP 8.3 without fatal errors. 3. Re-activate the patched theme and confirm the site renders correctly across key pages (home,