Adjust the `add_filter()` calls for `wp_maybe_update_*_counts()` in `ms-default-filters.php`

[flixos90]

Now that wp_maybe_update_network_site_counts() and wp_maybe_update_network_user_counts() support a $network_id parameter, we should ensure that no parameter is passed to it when hooking it into a filter. For example, the make_*_blog hooks pass a site ID, which is currently passed to the hooked wp_maybe_update_network_site_counts() function, although its only parameter should be a network ID.

[flixos90]

40703.diff​ sets the $accepted_args parameter of the add_filter() calls to 0, so that no parameters are passed to the functions.

[jeremyfelt]

Good catch, @flixos90. 40703.diff​ looks right.

[flixos90]

40703.2.diff​ also fixes the same for the wp_update_network_counts() function on the update_network_counts cron hook.

[flixos90]

In 40596:

Multisite: Fix filter hooks for the updating network count functions.

[40591] and [40593] introduced a $network_id parameter for wp_maybe_update_network_site_counts() and wp_maybe_update_network_user_counts(), as well as [40486] previously added it to wp_update_network_counts(). This changeset ensures the filter hooks in ms-default-filters.php do not pass any parameter to them that might conflict with their actual $network_id parameter, which caused unit test failures before.

Fixes #40703.