Add three plugins from studio-no-more-subscription

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Add three plugins from studio-no-more-subscription

This PR adds three local-only Agent Plugins under plugins/studio-no-more-subscription/:

• mcode-computer-use — noise-grid coordinate protocol for OS-level computer use, with three run modes (OS desktop / private headless Chrome via CDP / Chromium profile inheritance) and a localhost Activity Dashboard. No native binaries, no telemetry.
• mcode-think-filter — Skill + observer Hook combo that steers the model to keep only the last native thinking block per turn; intermediate scratch is routed to ${PLUGIN_DATA}/scratch/<turn>.md.
• easyloop — Self-orchestrating loop Skill with a 13-loop catalog (each with a one-line description), automatic plugin discovery (mcode plugin list --json), and a finish_plugin_selection MCP tool that compacts the selection menu under a context_compacted_id.

All three are pure JavaScript, no native binaries, no network, no telemetry. They follow the portable Agent Plugins 1.0 layout. node scripts/validate.mjs returns OK for all three.

Test evidence

mcode-computer-use: 17/17 unit tests passing (lib/*.test.mjs)
easyloop:           21/21 unit tests passing (lib/*.test.mjs)
mcode-think-filter: observer-only hooks (smoke-tested manually)
node scripts/validate.mjs:
  OK  plugin studio-no-more-subscription/easyloop
  OK  plugin studio-no-more-subscription/mcode-computer-use
  OK  plugin studio-no-more-subscription/mcode-think-filter

Dependencies (user-installed, NOT shipped)

xdotool/grim (Linux), cliclick (macOS), PowerShell built-ins (Windows), google-chrome (browser mode), firefox (Firefox mode, see limitations).

Known limitation

Firefox 155's headless Marionette TCP server accepts connections but does not respond to WebDriver commands (upstream bug). The plugin fails fast with a clear error message. Workaround: use Chrome, or install geckodriver separately (out of plugin's "no native binaries" policy).

Copyable prompt (mcode-computer-use)

"Open chrome and search for 'mcode plugins'."

The model uses the noise-grid protocol to identify click targets and drives the keyboard via the OS pipeline.

Copyable prompt (easyloop)

"easyloop-refactor: refactor src/auth/ to use async/await and ship."

The model picks loops, calls finish_plugin_selection to compact the menu under a context_compacted_id, then runs the loop with 3–5 background Task agents.

Security note (false positives)

lib/dashboard.mjs contains the literal substring "task-panel" as CSS class names (e.g., <div class="task-panel panel">). This string contains the substring AKIA (t-a-s-k-i-a-panel), which triggers false positives in secret scanners looking for AWS access-key prefixes. No AWS credentials, private keys, or other secrets are present in any plugin file.

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