Add manual plugin tester interface #963
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Adds a useful tool for testing plugins. Accessible at any subdomain, at the
/common/plugin-testerendpoint. Allows logging in with a user, and executing plugin function as though they are being run by the app from which the plugin-tester was served.i.e. if
chainmail...psibase.io/common/plugin-testeris used to loadtokens:pluginandalice logs in, thenalicecan executetokensplugin functions as though they were being called bychainmail.Anyone can please feel free in the future to improve this / shadcn-ify it, or anything else. This is just a starting point.