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Fix Windows installation and preserve native plugin settings (0.26.1) - #5
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Changes
Stop Windows RepoWise replacement before running tools hold its files open. Report the blocking process IDs without terminating processes.
Preserve native Ponytail marketplace and plugin tables when toolkit TOML blocks are replaced or removed. Keep healthy runtime reuse unchanged.
Set the toolkit version to 0.26.1 and update documentation, regression checks, and file checksums.
Validation
Windows run-tests.ps1: 151 tests passed with four expected platform skips before the version-only publication update.
Version integration check: passed.
Canonical manifest: all 83 entries match.
Native install.ps1: passed. doctor.ps1: Result: ready, version 0.26.1, no Python prefix warning.
Local native Codex review: clean for the frozen candidate.
The local Python installation was repaired separately. This PR does not change or suppress Python warnings.