feat: discover bundled plugins from an install-private libexec directory - #65
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Summary
Discover bundled plugins from an install-private libexec directory.
Why this matters
Issue #64 asks the
wedow/ticketproject to support themiseversion manager viamise use github:wedow/ticket@<version>. The clean install path needs an install-oriented release layout (ticket-vX.Y.Z/bin/tk, plus bundled plugins underlibexec/ticket/plugins/) so the tool installs without hand-rolledbin_path/rename_execonfig. The reporter (cebrusfs) explicitly flags one technical blocker: "the current tk plugin discovery logic does not appear to support this layout" - today theticketscript discovers plugins only viacommand -v(PATH lookup), so plugins tucked into an install-privatelibexecdir are invisible. This plan closes that blocker by teaching plugin discovery toTesting
Changes are scoped to the files named in the fix; added or updated tests where the project has a suite, and matched existing conventions.
Fixes #64