My WordPress site is still running PHP 7.3 on GoDaddy and their security scanner now labels it as a risk. I simply need the server’s PHP version raised to the most recent stable release that GoDaddy offers (currently PHP 8.x), with the site fully tested afterward to confirm nothing breaks. Key points you should know • The site uses only standard, off-the-shelf plugins and themes—no custom code to sift through. • I have full access to the GoDaddy cPanel and WordPress admin area. • I’m not sure whether a recent backup exists, so creating one before touching anything is part of the task. What I need from you 1. Generate and download a complete WordPress + database backup. 2. Switch the hosting account to the latest supported PHP version. 3. Clear caches, check the front-end, admin dashboard, and plugin pages for errors or deprecated notices. 4. Roll back quickly if any critical issue surfaces, otherwise leave the site running smoothly on the new version. Once everything looks good, send me a quick changelog outlining the steps you took and any recommendations for ongoing maintenance.