feat(ci): add live-verification check for plugin PRs (#2386)

Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Testing your plugin
`tsc`, ESLint, and Prettier all check that your plugin _compiles_. None of them can tell you
whether it actually returns novels, chapters, or search results from the real site — plugins fail
in ways the compiler can't see, because the wiki/site content they scrape has no schema: an empty
chapter list, a chapter body that's actually a "back to top" nav page, search results leaking
pages in the wrong language, and so on.
## `npm run check:plugin`
Bundles your plugin with esbuild the same way the production build does, then runs it against the
live site — calling `popularNovels`, `searchNovels`, `parseNovel`, and `parseChapter` in sequence,
using your plugin's own default filter values (the same values the app would send).
```sh
npm run check:plugin -- plugins/english/yourPlugin.ts
```
You can check multiple plugins in one run:
```sh
npm run check:plugin -- plugins/english/yourPlugin.ts plugins/english/anotherPlugin.ts
```
Each step reports one of three outcomes:
- **PASS** — got a plausible result (non-empty novel list, a chapter body over ~200 characters,
etc).
- **FAIL** — the plugin ran but returned something wrong (empty results, a novel with no chapters,
a suspiciously short chapter body, or a thrown error that isn't network-related). This is what
you're looking for before opening a PR.
- **INCONCLUSIVE** — the site itself was unreachable, timed out, or returned a Cloudflare-style
block during this run. Not a plugin bug; re-run later or check the site manually.
## CI
Any PR that touches a file under `plugins/**/*.ts` (excluding multisrc-generated files) runs this
same check automatically against just the changed plugins, and posts a summary comment. The check
only fails the PR on a genuine `FAIL` — `INCONCLUSIVE` results (a site being briefly down) never
block a merge.
You can also trigger it manually against any plugin path from the Actions tab
(`Plugin Live Check` → `Run workflow`), which is useful for re-checking an existing plugin after
its target site changes layout.