Replace legacy qrcode-terminal usage with shared qrcode-tui media helpers, bound QR PNG rendering options, and raise bundled plugin host floors for the new SDK runtime surface.
The dependency-tree security scan rejects node_modules symlinks whose
targets resolve outside the install root. Our trusted host-to-plugin
symlink violates that rule by design, so running the scan AFTER
linkOpenClawPeerDependencies would fail every install with
SECURITY_SCAN_FAILED.
Reorder afterInstall so the scan runs first (walking only the plugin's
own staged source, catching any pre-existing malicious openclaw-named
symlink a source might smuggle in), then the trusted link is
materialised on the now-safe tree.
Also use braces on guard clauses in the new unit tests to satisfy the
oxlint no-unreachable-single-statement-if rule.
Tests three cases via installPluginFromDir:
- symlink created when peerDependencies declares openclaw
- no symlink when peer list is empty
- idempotent re-install replaces existing symlink
- warns and skips when host root cannot be resolved
Also removes the single-element Set in favour of a direct name
comparison (peerName === "openclaw"), and adds Closes#54428 to
address the same root cause in the weixin connector.
Closes#54428
* fix(logging): tolerate malformed subsystem labels
Guard console subsystem filtering and probe suppression against malformed subsystem labels, and normalize bad subsystem names to a stable fallback during console emission.
Fixes#70502
* test(plugins): ignore extension test-support helpers in seam guardrail
Exclude extension files named *.test-support.ts from the plugin sdk seam guardrail so test-only helpers do not trip public seam enforcement on unrelated PRs.
Fail closed when Windows ACL checks cannot be verified for file and exec secret providers unless the provider explicitly opts into allowInsecurePath. Strip UTF-8 BOMs from file-backed secrets and document the trusted-path override.\n\nThanks @zhanggpcsu.