User side: the root README and user guide now say in plain language that
every plugin is built against the same rules so plugins can be installed
and used together, like a phone app store. Developer content in the
plugin-ecosystem section moves under a 'For developers' subsection.
Developer side: plugin-development ends with the ecosystem vision —
composition-first, clear declarations, compatibility-first conventions,
adopted through community use, with the marketplace as the discovery and
trust signal. No internal criticism or product comparison is voiced.
Users following the install/use path could previously land in developer
and maintainer content: the root README documentation table mixed both
audiences, the plugin-ecosystem section named desktopProfiles/desktopPnpm
inline, the user guide ended by pointing at the package README, and
why-desktop carried contract details.
Split the root README and docs index into user vs developer tables, add a
user-level plugin intro to the user guide, remove the developer-jargon
patch wording, and soften why-desktop's developer-contract detail. The
plugin-ecosystem narrative and differentiation copy stay for a follow-up
pass.
The README.i18n.yaml record was not re-recorded after the recent README
edits. The user guide also still described the pre-b9568562be health
commit, which now waits for the browser Loader to settle instead of the
window mount alone.