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Analyze the plugin data ownership problem for the Profe WordPress platform and recommend a single-source-of-truth architecture. The core question: Should plugins write to their own DB tables and the Profe DB read from them via JOINs/sync, or should plugins write directly to Profe tables? The conflict: Multiple plugins try to own the same user data (membership levels, profile fields, community membership). PMP owns memberships, FluentCommunity may own community memberships, Youzify may own profile data. Your task: 1. Inspect PMP, FluentCommunity, Youzify, and BuddyPress tables on the staging server using `docker exec staging-app-1` wp-cli commands 2. Map what each plugin owns and where they overlap 3. Recommend the architecture: write path vs read path, sync vs live JOIN, conflict resolution 4. Return a structured recommendation the user can act on