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Plug-ins: live effects at API level 2 can paint the pieces they return
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@@ -6631,7 +6631,10 @@ them again at startup (`plugin.remove` deletes them there):
schema, defaults). An object filter runs on the selected paths and compound paths with `plugin.run {id, params}` (one
undo step; it may change, delete or add objects, and the result is selected). A live-effect plug-in is an effect with
id `plugin.<id>`: `effect.apply`, `effect.setParams` and `effect.expandAppearance` work as for built-in effects, and
`effect.list` lists it. An exporter adds a write-only file format `plugin.<id>` (listed by `document.formats`):
`effect.list` lists it. One whose manifest declares `paintOutput` (at plug-in API level 2; `plugin.list` gives `api`
and `paintOutput: true`) draws the pieces it returns with paints of their own, and `effect.expandAppearance` writes them
as ordinary paths with those paints; a result it refuses is drawn as if the effect weren't there, and `plugin.info`'s
`lastError` names the plug-in and the refused field. An exporter adds a write-only file format `plugin.<id>` (listed by `document.formats`):
`document.export {format: "plugin.<id>", params?, path?}` writes it, as does a `path` ending in one of its extensions
that no built-in format has. An importer adds a read-only file format `plugin.<id>` (listed by `document.formats`
with `read: true`, and `openExtensions` holds the extensions File › Open opens with it, without those a built-in format reads or that File › Open installs, imports or loads as something else, such as `.wasm` or `.ase`): `document.open {path | name, dataBase64, importer?: