ci(plugins): run the plugin self-tests and build the shipped plugin jars
The three framework-free test mains under plugins/*/test were never run by anything — not CI, not the plugin builds — and the velocity/paper/limbo jars were only ever compiled by deploy/bootstrap.sh on a live host. CI gains a 'plugins' job (JDK 21 plus the Gradle 8.14 the plugin Dockerfiles pin) running plugins/test.sh: the three mains (InviteCardTest's jars fetched from Maven Central, pinned and digest-checked) and the three production builds. The first real run surfaced and fixed two untested assumptions: InviteCardTest's documented javac line omitted examination-api (adventure-api's Component signatures reference Examinable, so javac needs it too), and limbo's '+' version default cannot resolve — LOOHP's repository serves no maven-metadata — so the script resolves the current release off the Limbo CI artifact name (the same source bootstrap reads) and plugins/README.md stops advertising a bare 'gradle -p plugins/limbo build' that can never work. Verified in gradle:8.14-jdk21 on the VM: mains OK (32/36/48 checks); velocity/paper/limbo BUILD SUCCESSFUL.
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# Velocity — system Gradle is fine
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gradle -p plugins/velocity build
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# Paper and limbo — system Gradle too, but both compile on a Java-21 toolchain (see table)
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# Paper and limbo — system Gradle too, but both compile on a Java-21 toolchain (see table).
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# limbo also needs the LOOHP/Limbo API release it compiles against: the module's `+`
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# default cannot resolve (LOOHP's repository publishes no maven-metadata), so pass the
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# release that matches the Limbo.jar you bundle, exactly as deploy/bootstrap.sh does:
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gradle -p plugins/paper build
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gradle -p plugins/limbo build
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gradle -p plugins/limbo build -PlimboVersion=<release, e.g. 2026.0.3-ALPHA>
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# Fabric / Forge / NeoForge — use the per-module wrapper. Nothing installs these; the jar you
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# want is the one this produces.
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