refactor(marketplace): point conventional-commit at dedicated repo #7
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Switch the marketplace to a thin-aggregator architecture:
conventional-commitnow lives in its own dedicated repo atgit.unitoo.it/claudiomaradonna/claude-plugin-conventional-commit, pinned via tagv0.3.1through the URL source form inmarketplace.json, instead of being shipped as an in-tree subdir. This unblocks per-plugin release lifecycles, tags, and issue trackers — the multi-plugin monorepo would have collapsed independent histories into a single repo-wide numbering, defeating the point of versioning. The README's plugin index and layout sections are reshaped to document the new aggregator role and the dedicated-repo requirement so future plugins follow the same split. The migratedplugins/conventional-commit/subdir is removed (would otherwise silently diverge from the source of truth) and the marketplace itself bumps to0.4.0to propagate the structural change via/plugin marketplace update.Merge: rebase.