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…ll README Add a `release/` folder containing the bundled Figma plugin (manifest, compiled plugin code, UI files, and assets) so the UX team and QA can install the plugin without running a local build. - Added `release/` with `manifest.json`, compiled plugin bundle, UI files, and assets. - Updated `README.md` with a **Quick Installation** section: Notes: - CI-produced release artifacts should remain canonical; the `release/` folder is a convenience bundle for manual testing and demos.
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…ll README
Add a
release/folder containing the bundled Figma plugin (manifest, compiled plugin code, UI files, and assets) so the UX team and QA can install the plugin without running a local build.release/withmanifest.json, compiled plugin bundle, UI files, and assets.README.mdwith a Quick Installation section:Notes:
release/folder is a convenience bundle for manual testing and demos.