feat: harden plugin system wiring and add developer diagnostics
Fix critical wiring bugs that prevented plugin-provided implementations from being used at runtime. All CRUD operations, fork/checkout/clear, batch embedding, neural APIs, and VFS path resolution now properly dispatch through the plugin registry. Changes: - Wire graphIndex to storage for getVerbsBySource() fast path - Replace instanceof checks with duck-typing (indexIsTypeAware flag) so plugin HNSW indexes work in add/update/delete/search - Add createIndex() shared helper for plugin HNSW factory - Fix fork/checkout/clear to use plugin factories for metadataIndex, graphIndex, and HNSW instead of hardcoding JS constructors - Add three-tier embedBatch priority: embedBatch > embeddings > WASM - Skip WASM warmup/eagerEmbeddings when plugin provides embeddings - Fix PathResolver metadataIndex access (was looking on storage) - Use global UnifiedCache in SemanticPathResolver - Wire plugin distance function through neural APIs - Add diagnostics() method and CLI command for provider inspection - Add requireProviders() for production fail-fast assertions - Add init-time provider summary log - Add plugin developer documentation (docs/PLUGINS.md) - Export DiagnosticsResult type
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@ -201,9 +201,8 @@ export class PathResolver {
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* Falls back to graph traversal if MetadataIndex unavailable
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private async resolveWithMetadataIndex(path: string): Promise<string> {
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// Access MetadataIndexManager from brain's storage
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const storage = (this.brain as any).storage
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const metadataIndex = storage?.metadataIndex
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// Access MetadataIndexManager from brain instance (not storage — metadataIndex lives on Brainy)
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const metadataIndex = (this.brain as any).metadataIndex
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if (!metadataIndex) {
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// MetadataIndex not available, use graph traversal
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