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<issue_title>Review fix-orientation command and tests</issue_title>
<issue_description>The two tests for wp media fix-orientation are currently disabled because they only run on WP < 4.9 but we require 4.9+:

media-command/features/media-fix-orientation.feature

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	# On WP 4.9 tests this results in "Couldn't fix orientation".
	# Todo: Revisit this test and improve or potentially remove it if useless.
	@require-extension-exif @require-wp-4.0 @less-than-wp-4.9
	Scenario: Fix orientation for all images
	Given download:
	| path | url |
	| {CACHE_DIR}/landscape-2.jpg | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thrijith/test-images/master/Landscape_2.jpg |
	| {CACHE_DIR}/landscape-5.jpg | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thrijith/test-images/master/Landscape_5.jpg |
	| {CACHE_DIR}/portrait-4.jpg | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thrijith/test-images/master/Portrait_4.jpg |
	| {CACHE_DIR}/portrait-6.jpg | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thrijith/test-images/master/Portrait_6.jpg |
	And I run `wp option update uploads_use_yearmonth_folders 0`
	When I run `wp media import {CACHE_DIR}/landscape-2.jpg --title="Landscape Two" --porcelain`
	Then save STDOUT as {LANDSCAPE_TWO}
	When I run `wp media import {CACHE_DIR}/landscape-5.jpg --title="Landscape Five" --porcelain`
	Then save STDOUT as {LANDSCAPE_FIVE}
	When I run `wp media import {CACHE_DIR}/portrait-4.jpg --title="Portrait Four" --porcelain`
	Then save STDOUT as {PORTRAIT_FOUR}
	When I run `wp media fix-orientation --dry-run`
	Then STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 "Portrait Four" (ID {PORTRAIT_FOUR}) will be affected.
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 "Landscape Five" (ID {LANDSCAPE_FIVE}) will be affected.
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 "Landscape Two" (ID {LANDSCAPE_TWO}) will be affected.
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	Success: 3 of 3 images will be affected.
	"""
	When I run `wp media fix-orientation`
	Then STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 Fixing orientation for "Portrait Four" (ID {PORTRAIT_FOUR}).
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 Fixing orientation for "Landscape Five" (ID {LANDSCAPE_FIVE}).
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 Fixing orientation for "Landscape Two" (ID {LANDSCAPE_TWO}).
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	Success: Fixed 3 of 3 images.
	"""
	# Verify orientation fix.
	When I run `wp media fix-orientation`
	Then STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 No orientation fix required for "Portrait Four" (ID {PORTRAIT_FOUR}).
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 No orientation fix required for "Landscape Five" (ID {LANDSCAPE_FIVE}).
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	3 No orientation fix required for "Landscape Two" (ID {LANDSCAPE_TWO}).
	"""
	And STDOUT should contain:
	"""
	Success: Images already fixed.
	"""
	# On newer versions (5.3+) the image is already considered fixed.
	# On WP 4.9 tests this results in "Couldn't fix orientation".
	# Todo: Revisit this test and improve or potentially remove it if useless.
	@require-extension-exif @require-wp-4.0 @less-than-wp-4.9
	Scenario: Fix orientation for single image
	Given download:
	| path | url |
	| {CACHE_DIR}/portrait-6.jpg | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thrijith/test-images/master/Portrait_6.jpg |
	When I run `wp media import {CACHE_DIR}/portrait-6.jpg --title="Portrait Six" --porcelain`
	Then save STDOUT as {PORTRAIT_SIX}
	When I run `wp media fix-orientation {PORTRAIT_SIX}`
	Then STDOUT should be:
	"""
	1/1 Fixing orientation for "Portrait Six" (ID {PORTRAIT_SIX}).
	Success: Fixed 1 of 1 images.
	"""
	# Verify orientation fix.
	When I run `wp media fix-orientation {PORTRAIT_SIX}`
	Then STDOUT should be:
	"""
	1/1 No orientation fix required for "Portrait Six" (ID {PORTRAIT_SIX}).
	Success: Image already fixed.
	"""
	@require-wp-4.0
	Scenario: Fix orientation for non existent image
	When I try `wp media fix-orientation 9999`
	Then STDERR should be:
	"""
	Error: No images found.
	"""

Do we need new tests for 4.9+ or did this command become obsolete and should be deprecated instead?</issue_description>

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