Blocks: Check wp_doing_ajax before filtering excerpt_length.
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wp-include/blocks/post-excerpt.php:86hooks
excerpt_lengthwith a value of100and priority ofPHP_INT_MAXfor admin and rest requests. As a result,excerpt_lengthis set to100for ajax requests (is_admin()istruefor these)Presumably this is incorrect. If a post is being rendered via ajax, it's excerpt length shouldn't be hijacked by block logic.
Trac ticket: (https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/59504)
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