Update sort_plugin_lists.ps1

[MrBach69]

Pull Request: Fix sort_plugin_lists.ps1 script

Summary
Fix ConvertTo-Json depth issue that would corrupt plugin data when running the sort script.
The current script uses ConvertTo-Json without specifying -Depth. PowerShell defaults to depth 2, but the plugin objects in the JSON files are at depth 3. This causes plugin properties to be truncated to type names like System.Object[] instead of their actual values.
Changes

1. Added -Depth 10 to ConvertTo-Json to preserve all nested data
2. Added -Raw to Get-Content for more reliable JSON parsing
3. Removed redundant file write operation (was writing twice)

Before::

$a = Get-Content $file | ConvertFrom-Json
$a.'npp-plugins' = $a.'npp-plugins' | sort -Property 'display-name'
$a | ConvertTo-Json > $file
$content = [IO.File]::ReadAllText($file)
$content = $content -replace ' {2}', "`t"
[IO.File]::WriteAllText($file, $content)

After

$a = Get-Content $file -Raw | ConvertFrom-Json
$a.'npp-plugins' = $a.'npp-plugins' | Sort-Object -Property 'display-name'
$content = $a | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 10
$content = $content -replace ' {2}', "`t"
[IO.File]::WriteAllText($file, $content)

--Testing--
Verified that the JSON structure (max depth 4) is fully preserved after sorting.

[chcg]

@MrBach69 I don't observe that with Powershell 7.5.4. With which version of the Powershell did it happen in your case or did you us Windows Powershell ?