- Added `PluginHotkeyInitialized` event in `PluginManager` to notify when plugin hotkeys are initialized.
- Replaced `List` with `ConcurrentBag` for `_windowPluginHotkeys` to ensure thread-safe operations.
- Enhanced `GetWindowPluginHotkeys` to support filtering by plugin ID.
- Updated `HotKeyMapper` to handle `PluginHotkeyInitialized` and register hotkeys dynamically.
- Refactored `WindowPluginHotkeyPair` and `GetRegisteredHotkeyData` to use `ConcurrentBag`.
- Improved debug logging for hotkey initialization.
- Refactored initialization of ActionContext hotkeys using modern C# collection syntax.
- General code cleanup for readability and maintainability.
Enhanced the plugin management system by adding the `pair` object to the `_hotkeyPlugins` collection in `PluginManager.cs`. This ensures that hotkey-enabled plugins are properly tracked and managed within the `Flow.Launcher.Core.Plugin` namespace.
Refactored hotkey management to improve thread safety by replacing `Dictionary` with `ConcurrentDictionary` and introducing a lock for updates. Added new methods for hotkey initialization, validation, and translation updates. Enhanced plugin initialization by integrating hotkey checks and removing redundant calls.
Refactored action keyword management with new methods for adding and removing keywords, ensuring thread safety with `TryAdd`, `AddOrUpdate`, and `TryRemove`. Introduced the `PluginHotkeyChangedEvent` class to encapsulate hotkey change events.
Improved thread safety and performance by using thread-safe collections and LINQ. Cleaned up code by removing deprecated methods, redundant comments, and outdated TODOs. Fixed concurrency issues and ensured consistent updates to plugin metadata and hotkey information.
Removed the `Score = -100` property from multiple result objects
in `PluginManager.cs` to simplify the code and improve clarity.
Adjusted the formatting and structure to ensure proper syntax
and maintain code consistency. This includes changes to result
objects that handle re-querying and exception handling.
