Feature description

Related: #4133

If a theme enqueues a navigation.js that has jQuery as a dependency, currently this appears in the validated URL screen as “wp-includes” as the source. This is not very helpful. It would be helpful that if a theme or plugin enqueues a script or a style, that the original theme/plugin that enqueued it would be attributed as a source in some way. As an example, consider this demo plugin.

All of the scripts here should get “Enqueue assets with core dependencies” as the source, at least indirectly:

And for the stylesheets, the same goes for the circled stylesheets:

I believe that Origination already provides support here for this, so this should perhaps be deferred to the incorporation of that library.

Also: For each script/stylesheet, the asset which caused the dependency to be printed should be listed.

Additionally, inline styles added via wp_add_inline_style() do not get their source attributed.

Inline Scripts

Scripts added via wp_localize_script() and wp_add_inline_script() should all get properly identified. For this, see another example plugin.

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