"Order Status Changed" Webhook Topic
Adds an "Order status changed" topic to WooCommerce webhooks, so your integration is told about every status change instead of every order edit.
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Adds an "Order status changed" topic to WooCommerce webhooks, so your integration is told about every status change instead of every order edit.
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