ssm-provider
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How to implement, extend or review an email delivery provider for Signal Mail for WooCommerce (Saai\SignalMail\Provider\ProviderInterface): the core ResendProvider, the dev LogProvider, and paid add-on providers (Brevo, Amazon SES, Mailgun, SMTP2GO) that register through the ssm_providers filter. Covers the contract, directory layout, SendResult retryable rules, webhook verify/parse into DeliveryEvent, discover_settings(), the mandatory PHPUnit test list with HTTP-mock and fixture conventions, the add-on plugin skeleton, and a script that signs webhook fixtures (Svix or raw HMAC) for tests and local replays. Use this whenever a task mentions a provider, ProviderInterface, ssm_providers, send_batch, verify_webhook, parse_webhook, DeliveryEvent normalization, a new email service, or a Signal Mail add-on plugin, even if the word "provider" is not used (e.g. "add Brevo support", "handle Mailgun bounces", "the SES add-on").
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