add new plugins and add a tag to Urban Dictionary plugin

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This pull request introduces new markdown documentation for two plugins and updates one existing file. A new file for the Discord webhook plugin is added with metadata including a unique identifier and associated tags. Similarly, a new file for the Free Dictionary plugin is created containing its specific identifier, optional multimedia sections, and relevant tags. Additionally, the Urban Dictionary plugin metadata is updated by adding the "Text Tools" tag to the current list.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/data/plugins/discord-webhook/plugin.md src/data/plugins/free-dictionary/plugin.md	New markdown files added with plugin metadata. Both include a unique identifier field, commented-out multimedia sections, and tags. The Discord webhook file is tagged with "Automation" and "Social Media", while the Free Dictionary file is tagged with "Dictionaries", "Search", and "Text Tools".
src/data/plugins/urban-dictionary/plugin.md	Updated existing metadata by adding the "Text Tools" tag to the already present tags "Search" and "Dictionaries".

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I'm a rabbit coding through the night,
Hopping on changes, everything's just right.
New docs and tags in a clever display,
Plugins now sparkle in a friendly array.
With a twitch of my nose and a happy heart,
I celebrate these updates—off to jump and restart!

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• src/data/plugins/discord-webhook/plugin.md (1 hunks)
• src/data/plugins/free-dictionary/plugin.md (1 hunks)
• src/data/plugins/urban-dictionary/plugin.md (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/data/plugins/urban-dictionary/plugin.md (1)

1-14: Tag Addition for Urban Dictionary Plugin Verified.
The metadata now includes the "Text Tools" tag along with "Search" and "Dictionaries". The update improves the categorization and is consistent with the tagging used in other plugin files.

src/data/plugins/discord-webhook/plugin.md (1)

1-14: New Discord Webhook Plugin Metadata Looks Good.
This new file correctly defines a unique identifier along with well-commented sections for optional multimedia and appropriate tags ("Automation" and "Social Media"). Everything adheres to the established project standards for plugin metadata.

src/data/plugins/free-dictionary/plugin.md (1)

1-15: New Free Dictionary Plugin Metadata Verified.
The file correctly introduces a unique identifier and the proper set of tags ("Dictionaries", "Search", "Text Tools"). The structure and commented-out multimedia sections are consistent with similar plugin files, ensuring a uniform approach across the project.

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