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I ended up fixing the issue by deleting Wordfence, including all data tables, then reinstalling a fresh copy.

Thanks @wfmark. I tried these steps:

• Deactivated/reactivated Wordfence
• Deleted / reinstalled Wordfence (I preserved the data tables)

That didn’t fix it for me. In the diagnostic tool I noticed that Wordfence Config is failing – both Basic Config writing and Serialized config writing.

I emailed my diagnostic report to [email protected].

This is a duplicate of another thread that has been resolved:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/out-of-stock-variations-still-showing/

To anyone reading this, I determined that the issue was that this specific product had 45 variations. I found this thread on GitHub:
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/8825

Which said:

If there are greater than 20 variations in the product, it will use ajax to find matches and won’t hide combinations (because doing so would mean loading all variations before display).

The workaround can be found here. I tested on my setup and it worked great.
https://gist.github.com/claudiosanches/6f91ad228c2176b986b2

Ok, well I’m not sure exactly what happened, but the Soundcloud shortcodes started working. The only thing that I did between when they were broken and when they started working was installed TinyMCE and cleared my cache, so maybe it had something to do with that. Now I just have to go through and manually update content that use the Muse shortcodes to use regular HTML :/

So I’ve realized that many of the broken shortcodes came from the specific theme (Muse) that the previous site was using. However, is there anything I can do about broken Soundcloud shortcodes?