fix: Make plugin.json prettier-stable after release-please bumps#68
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release-please's JSON updater re-stringifies the file with JSON.stringify(obj, null, indent), which always expands arrays to multi-line. The inline "skills": ["./skills/"] in plugin.json was therefore reformatted to multi-line on every release, and the subsequent prettier:check failed because prettier collapsed it again. Switch the prettier parser to json-stringify for **/plugin.json (same parser prettier already uses for package.json), which keeps every array multi-line — matching what release-please produces. Reformat the four plugin.json files in source so the check passes today.
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release-please's JSON updater re-stringifies the file with JSON.stringify(obj, null, indent), which always expands arrays to multi-line. The inline "skills": ["./skills/"] in plugin.json was therefore reformatted to multi-line on every release, and the subsequent prettier:check failed because prettier collapsed it again.
Switch the prettier parser to json-stringify for **/plugin.json (same parser prettier already uses for package.json), which keeps every array multi-line — matching what release-please produces. Reformat the four plugin.json files in source so the check passes today.