Check your site is live and switch off SeedProd coming soon with AI

My site uses SeedProd and I think it should be [live now / ready to launch]. Check what visitors actually see, and change nothing until I say yes.

1. Run SeedProd's seedprod/get-status ability. Tell me whether coming soon mode or maintenance mode is on, and the page id each one uses. Ignore the license fields in get-status: on the free SeedProd they can show an old Pro license. Go by build (lite or pro).
2. Anyone logged in usually sees the real site, so check what visitors see with get_page_html, which fetches the page as a visitor. If visitors see a different page from the one get-status names, stop and tell me. Fetch my homepage and [one more page, e.g. /contact/]. Tell me what a visitor gets now: the coming soon page, the maintenance page (which also tells search engines the site is down, with a 503 code), or the real site. If they get one short line asking to create the Coming Soon Page or the Maintenance Page, say so: the mode is on with a page id that has no SeedProd layout. If get-status shows both modes off but visitors still see a holding page, it is a cache or another plugin: change nothing and tell me.
3. Read the search engine setting with run_wp_cli: option get blog_public. If it is 0, tell me that Discourage search engines from indexing this site is ticked in Settings, Reading. That is a separate switch from SeedProd; don't change it unless I ask.
4. Stop and tell me what you will change. On my yes, switch off whichever mode is on with seedprod/toggle-coming-soon or seedprod/toggle-maintenance and enabled false. Don't pass page_id, so the same page stays ready for next time, and don't delete any page.
5. Run seedprod/get-status again and fetch the homepage again with get_page_html. Confirm a visitor now sees the real site. If the old page still shows, tell me to clear my host's or caching plugin's cache, then fetch it again. Tell me that turning the mode back on is one request to you.