feat(dashboard)!: add dedicated System plugin pages - #1058
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System now gives each loaded plugin a dedicated
/system/plugins/:pluginpage, with a desktop navigation rail, a mobile view selector, manifest-backed details, capabilities and skills, and complete operational records on small screens. The overview keeps aggregate activity and plugin launch panels without inferred reporting-versus-available status counts. Plugin pages only claim that operational activity is absent after the report request succeeds with no data; loading, failure, and stale-report states remain distinct.The authenticated plugin inventory exposes only the safe manifest metadata needed by these pages. Both dashboard mounting layers now forward
/system/*, so copied links and refreshed plugin pages continue to work. The route docs and API/browser coverage follow the same contract, including a four-field mobile record and a direct deep-link reload.This is a hard naming cutover for the exported plugin inventory API:
pluginReportSchemabecomespluginSchema,pluginReportsSchemabecomespluginsSchema,PluginReportbecomesPlugin,PluginReportsbecomesPlugins, andreadPluginReportsbecomesreadPlugins. Consumers importing the old names must update them; operational report exports retain the explicitPluginOperationalReportnaming.