Remove update time text after manual update

[bookdude13]

Fixes #28.

Note that in #28 the issue disappeared after a refresh, since the page reloading set the text properly. I didn't think a page reload made sense after an update (especially since multiple updates may occur with bulk actions), so I added a jQuery hook. If there are coding standard changes, or a better place to put this, let me know and I can update it. I'm always ready to learn 😄

[audrasjb]

Please don’t directly add your name to the contributors on the plugin header.
You can add your name on the readme.md file and I will take care your name is added to the props list of WordPress 5.5, but the plugin’s list of contributors is updated manually.

Thanks for your comprehension :)

[bookdude13]

My bad, and understood :) I thought I saw something similar in a PR here, but must've been mistaken.

[audrasjb]

Thank you very much :)

[pbiron]

The </span> should be output before the <br />.

[pbiron]

Setting the text to the empty string works. but I think it would be better to just remove the span (e.g., plugin_auto_update_time_text.remove().

Dismissing review as per @pbiron’s comment

[bookdude13]

it would be better to just remove the span

I agree, removed.

The </span> should be output before the <br />.

If this happens then there is a gap between the auto-updates enabled text and the enable/disable link (see Hello Dolly):

I could try to use other selectors to remove that <br /> in the script separately, but in my eyes the <br /> is part of the text I'm trying to select with the <span>. If that's just bad practice though let me know.

[pbiron]

If this happens then there is a gap between the auto-updates enabled text and the enable/disable link (see Hello Dolly):

You're right, my bad...I reviewed too quickly.

@audrasjb I think this is good to go now.

[audrasjb]

Yeah, it's good to go. Thank you @bookdude13 👍