feat: sync Codex plugin profiles - #57
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Codex plugins available on one machine were not reliably available from standalone Codex sessions on another. The catalog is shared, but durable installation state is per environment, and hosted sessions can inject plugins without installing them locally.
This adds named Codex plugin profiles to SkillSync. A device can import an explicit selection, assign it to other devices, and see installed, missing, disabled, authentication-sensitive, and applied state. Background sync installs missing selections additively while preserving extra plugins and leaving versions to Codex.
Connector credentials and raw authentication failures are never written to the vault. Product-managed runtime plugins and hosted-session caches are excluded. The README documents Gmail authorization, session-provisioned plugins, the vault layout, setup flow, and every new command.
Checks:
npm test(85 passing)npm pack --dry-rungit diff --check