feat: implement class-based plugin architecture and settings TUI#26
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Summary
This PR implements a robust, class-based plugin architecture for TruShell, allowing developers to extend the shell via simple Python files. It also introduces a visual TUI for managing shell settings.
Key Changes
PluginManagerandTruPluginABC. Plugins are now instantiated classes with lifecycle hooks (on_load,pre_exec,post_exec).chronotermas the first official plugin to demonstrate the new architecture.settingscommand using Textual for visual configuration of themes and prompts.builtin_commands.mdand fixed Textual container clearing issues.Testing
~/.trushell/plugins/.chronotermcommands (now,world) execute correctly.settingsTUI opens and saves preferences toconfig.json.PluginManagerandsettingsmodule.Why This Matters
This moves TruShell from a script-based tool to a modular platform. Users can now drop a Python file into a folder to add new commands, making TruShell infinitely extensible without complex build steps.