updated old legacy store names
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- The walkthrough is in [docs/ftp_plugin_tutorial.md](docs/ftp_plugin_tutorial.md) and shows `search-file -plugin ftp -instance <name>`, folder drill-in via `@N`, file download routing, `@N | add-file -instance ...`, and `add-file -plugin ftp -instance <name>` uploads.
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- The repo also includes an SCP example plugin in [plugins/scp/__init__.py](plugins/scp/__init__.py).
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- The walkthrough is in [docs/scp_plugin_tutorial.md](docs/scp_plugin_tutorial.md) and shows `search-file -plugin scp -instance <name>`, SSH-backed directory drill-in, file download routing, `@N | add-file -instance ...`, and `add-file -plugin scp -instance <name>` uploads.
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- The repo also includes a built-in HydrusNetwork plugin in [plugins/hydrusnetwork/__init__.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/__init__.py). Its Hydrus client API now lives in the plugin-owned package [plugins/hydrusnetwork/api/__init__.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/api/__init__.py), its registry-facing store adapter lives in [plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_proxy.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_proxy.py), and its heavy internal operations live in [plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_backend.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_backend.py). This `plugins/<name>/api/` package shape is the intended pattern for plugin-owned API helpers going forward. The plugin resolves configured Hydrus instances directly from plugin config instead of routing back through `Store.registry`; the proxy exists only so generic store callers can still target configured Hydrus stores. [API/HydrusNetwork.py](API/HydrusNetwork.py) and [Store/HydrusNetwork.py](Store/HydrusNetwork.py) are legacy compatibility shims only, and store discovery prefers the plugin-owned Hydrus hook over those shims.
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- The repo also includes a built-in HydrusNetwork plugin in [plugins/hydrusnetwork/__init__.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/__init__.py). Its Hydrus client API now lives in the plugin-owned package [plugins/hydrusnetwork/api/__init__.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/api/__init__.py), its configured-backend adapter lives in [plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_proxy.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_proxy.py), and its heavy internal operations live in [plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_backend.py](plugins/hydrusnetwork/store_backend.py). This `plugins/<name>/api/` package shape is the intended pattern for plugin-owned API helpers going forward. The plugin resolves configured Hydrus instances directly from plugin config instead of routing back through `PluginCore.backend_registry`; the proxy exists only so generic backend callers can still target configured Hydrus instances.
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