feat: animate plugin install operations with progress spinners - #286
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Wrap the network-backed plugin installs in progress spinners matching the doctor/preflight pattern: plugin install (GitHub) shows 'Installing plugin from GitHub', and plugin marketplace install shows 'Fetching plugin' then 'Installing plugin'. Non-TTY renders clean static lines.
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Summary
The network-backed plugin installs performed slow GitHub/marketplace fetch-and-clone with no progress feedback. Wrapped them in
CLIProgressspinners matching the doctor/preflight/update pattern:plugin install <repo>(GitHub path) —Installing plugin from GitHubplugin marketplace install <name>—Fetching plugin→Installing pluginOn a TTY each animates a live spinner; piped/CI output stays clean static lines.
Verification
go build ./...,go vet ./cmd/,gofumpt -lclean.go test ./...exit 0 (full suite).