Bump @docmd/core from 0.6.9 to 0.7.1 in the npm-dependencies group

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Bumps the npm-dependencies group with 1 update: @docmd/core.

Updates @docmd/core from 0.6.9 to 0.7.1

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docmd@0.7.1 🚀 (Advanced Plugin API Release)

The docmd 0.7.1 release introduces a major architectural improvement — the plugin system has been extracted into a dedicated @docmd/api package, bringing plugin descriptors, crash isolation, and capability enforcement to the ecosystem.

✨ Highlights

📦 @docmd/api - Dedicated Plugin Package

The plugin API surface - hook registration, WebSocket RPC dispatch, and source editing tools — now lives in its own dedicated package: @docmd/api.

npm install @docmd/api

This decouples the plugin ecosystem from the build engine, allowing plugin authors to depend on a lightweight API contract without pulling in the entire @docmd/core package.

Backward Compatible: All exports from @docmd/api are re-exported from @docmd/core. Existing code using @docmd/core imports continues to work without changes.

🛡️ Plugin Descriptors

Plugins can now export a plugin descriptor declaring their identity and capabilities:

export default {
  plugin: {
    name: 'my-analytics',
    version: '1.0.0',
    capabilities: ['head', 'body', 'post-build']
  },
generateScripts: (config, opts) => { ... },
onPostBuild: async (ctx) => { ... }
};

The engine validates descriptors at load time - invalid names, versions, or unknown capabilities are rejected immediately for official plugins, and emit warnings for third-party packages.

Migration Note: Descriptors are optional in 0.7.x. A soft deprecation warning is emitted for plugins without one. This will become a hard requirement in 0.8.0.

🔒 Plugin Isolation

Every hook invocation is now wrapped in a try/catch boundary. A broken plugin cannot crash the build or interfere with other plugins. Errors are logged and collected into a summary displayed at the end of the build:

⚠️  2 plugin error(s) occurred (build completed)

🔑 Capability Enforcement

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Commits

• ac7392d Update pnpm-lock.yaml
• 1c29115 Add plugin descriptors and @​docmd/api devDeps
• fc41a3a Bump 0.7.1
• 2de9a5e Update package.json
• af3cae9 Update package.json
• 93abdb5 UI: tweak styles, i18n guards & bump version
• f117450 Update README.zh.md
• c07c700 Update README.md
• fcad4d3 Update README.hi.md
• 13cda3d Update pnpm-lock.yaml
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