[AnishSarkar22]

What

Marks the Notion entry in plugins/registry/plugins.json as verified instead of community. Nothing else in the list changes; schema_version stays 1.

Why

mcp.notion.com is documented in Notion's own developer guide (https://developers.notion.com/guides/mcp/overview, the entry's homepage), which shows the listed author, Notion, runs the server. That meets the bar in Verified. The app then shows a checkmark instead of the Community badge.

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How to test

1. cd plugins/registry/check && uv run python -m registry_check static passes.
2. After merge, the sign job commits a re-signed published/plugins.json to dev with a newer generated_at.
3. In the desktop app, with third-party plugins allowed, Notion shows the verified checkmark once the new list is served.

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High-level PR Summary

Changes the verification status of the Notion plugin in the registry from community to verified, reflecting that Notion officially documents and runs their MCP server at mcp.notion.com. This is a single-line configuration change that will display a verified checkmark badge instead of a community badge in the desktop app.

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