docs: sandbox is the default; mark full-trust samples explicitly - #4
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Glyph now treats a manifest without a sandbox flag as sandboxed and gates sandbox:false behind a separate full-access consent (hamidfzm/glyph#434). Update the schema descriptions and API reference accordingly, and declare sandbox:false in the hello-status and dictionary-fa manifests, which use main-context APIs, so their next releases keep working.
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The docs tree is the single source for plugin documentation (published at glyph-md.github.io/plugins), so the remaining pages now state the current model: the index and recipes describe the sandbox as the default, the getting-started manifest table explains that false is a user-approved full-trust opt-out, and the contributing roadmap no longer calls the sandbox opt-in.
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Glyph is making plugin isolation the default: a manifest without a
sandboxflag runs in the sandboxed worker, and only an explicit"sandbox": falseopts into full trust, which users must approve through a separate full-access warning (hamidfzm/glyph#434).plugin.schema.jsonandindex.schema.json: document the new default on thesandboxfielddocs/api-reference.md: rewrite the sandbox section around the new default and the full-trust consentplugins/com.glyph.hello-statusandplugins/com.glyph.dictionary-fa: declare"sandbox": false(both use main-context APIs), staging their next releasesRegistry entries and published zips are unchanged; the flags ship with each plugin's next release.