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* fix(plugins): load newest managed generation when a prior install lingers An upgrade writes a plugin's new version into a distinct managed project directory (an `__openclaw-generation__` dir) without removing the previous one. The persisted install record keeps pointing at the older, still-present directory, so `mergeRecoveredManagedNpmRecord` falls through to returning the persisted record and the runtime imports the stale version even though the newer generation is installed. `isUnavailableManagedNpmInstallRecord` only self-heals when the persisted path is gone, so an upgrading install (both directories present) is not covered — `plugins inspect <id> --runtime` reports the old version and `install`/`update` appear to silently no-op. - Recovery now selects the highest-version record per plugin id across the legacy flat dir and any generation dirs, instead of whichever project root sorts last (generation-dir suffixes are hashes, so on-disk order is unrelated to version). - When the recovered managed install is a strictly newer version at a different path, repoint to it, reusing the metadata merge the unavailable-path branch uses. The repoint is gated to persisted records that live inside the managed npm root, so intentional custom/outside npm installs are left untouched. This is a recovery-layer self-heal, so it also repairs installs that already diverged from an earlier upgrade. Refs #107228 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(plugins): honor active managed generations Recover ambiguous managed installs by package recency only when no usable active ledger path exists, and let doctor retire non-authoritative generations safely. Co-authored-by: Peter Lindsey <peter@lindsey.jp> * test(plugins): use shared temp cleanup * fix(plugins): compare active paths per platform * fix(plugins): use managed install timestamps * test(plugins): timestamp managed project roots * test(plugins): exclude retired legacy recovery * refactor(plugins): keep recovery candidate private --------- Co-authored-by: Peter Lindsey <peter@lindsey.jp> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
