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Support shortcut import providers in plugin SDKs - #15
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What changes
Add typed shortcut-import providers to the Rust, Node.js, and Java plugin SDKs. Providers can list the user's selected snapshot inputs, read bounded chunks, return normalized shortcut bindings, and respond to cancellation. The samples and documentation cover the new provider registration and host calls.
The shared end-to-end scenarios exercise each SDK against a host that advertises the shortcut-import capability and continue to test older pinned hosts without invoking an unsupported protocol.
Validation
node --test scripts/*.test.mjsand Rust formatting.previewand the Lithe shortcut-import working tree, including all three real provider backends.The corresponding Lithe host and contract changes are being prepared separately. The published contract mirror will be synced after those changes merge into
preview.