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docs(plugins): align Kernel construction migration notices - #146
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The plugin-directory READMEs still describe Kernel as a source-only move with unchanged creation macros. They now match the accepted typed construction: private owning factories, explicit entry points, retained header paths and registration/update/lifecycle choices, and the required joint rebuild after public class-layout changes.
Both languages link to their existing canonical migration section. Verification: Nimbus checks pass (135 HTML pages / 263 internal references), the new relative links and localized anchors resolve, and 36 published HTML/AI Markdown outputs match accepted main
75d19668. This changes only the two repository READMEs; the published canonical documentation already contains the correct semantics. No native source or configuration changes.