WP Umbrella is logging errors that are intentionally suppressed with PHP's @ operator.

For example, the Breeze caching plugin throws some errors that are properly suppressed - they don't show up in my server logs, but WP Umbrella keeps flagging them anyway.

This creates a lot of noise in the logs and makes it hard to spot actual issues. For example, I would love to be able to use the "PHP - 2 Issues" notice on the site dashboard, but EVERY site shows issues because it's showing suppressed issues. So I don't know without clicking on every one what it is.

Could you add a simple setting to respect PHP's @ suppression (either global or per site)? Just a checkbox like "Respect PHP error suppression" would be perfect. This is happening on all my sites since they use Breeze caching plugin (Cloudways) and I bet other people have the same problem with different plugins too.