catalogue: add io.pilot.plainweb v1.0.0#335
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Adds io.pilot.plainweb v1.0.0 to the prod app-store catalogue.
Plainweb is an HTTP adapter (no CLI binary) that retrieves any web page as clean Markdown — no HTML, no JS — via a single
plainweb.fetch(url)call.What's included
catalogue/catalogue.json— newio.pilot.plainwebentry (4-platform bundles, R2 prod URLs + sha256, metadata pointer, publisher pin)catalogue/catalogue.json.sig— re-signed with the release keycatalogue/apps/io.pilot.plainweb/metadata.json— catalogue-v2 metadata (long description)Bundles are hosted on R2 prod (
pilot-artifacts-prod) for all 4 platforms (darwin/linux × arm64/amd64), each verified HTTP 200.Verified
ed25519:9oZGhTSuJJ5xaePW89I9QSOnyp8p83igvGj0jEUuLoE=appstore installagainst the hosted bundle → sha256 OKplainweb.fetch {"url":"https://example.com"}via the installed app → returned{content_type:"text/markdown; charset=utf-8", content:"…"}plainweblists under the release pin