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Correct the PLUGIN_ROOT hook guidance
In the next hook-test workflow, this note sends maintainers down a stale path: the current OpenAI Hooks docs now explicitly document PLUGIN_ROOT for plugin-bundled hooks as pointing to the installed plugin root, so the ${PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/... command is not undocumented/provisional for this reason. Leaving this contradiction in the audit notes can block or misdirect testing of the bundled hook based on an upstream-doc premise that is no longer true.
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