+| **loading** | `never` | optional | [REMOVED] `manifest.loading` was removed in @objectstack/spec 17.0.0 (ADR-0049 enforce-or-remove) — the entire block (`strategy`, `preload`, `codeSplitting`, `dynamicImport`, `initialization`, `dependencyResolution`, `hotReload`, `caching`, `sandboxing`, `monitoring`) had no runtime reader in any repo, so authoring it configured nothing. Delete the key. Plugins are composed at boot — `defineStack` registers them and the kernel runs `init` then `start` in an order topologically resolved from each composed plugin's own `dependencies` / `optionalDependencies` (`resolvePluginOrder`); the set is fixed until the process restarts. ⚠️ `loading.sandboxing` in particular never isolated anything: it did not run plugins in a process, vm, iframe or web-worker, and `allowedServices` gated no call. If you were relying on it for isolation, you had none — and the plugin trust tier (`manifest.runtime`) does not give it back: that tier is enforced at the cloud marketplace PUBLISH gate only (an unverified publisher requesting the `node` tier is rejected with HTTP 422 and forced to manual review), while load-side enforcement is NOT implemented, so a locally installed plugin is not isolated by the tier it declares. Use the permission declarations, which are enforced. |
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