Remove URL-only catalog extensions - #25
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Summary
Why
These URL wrappers are being retired from the first-party extension catalog. Removing their manifests prevents them from appearing as installable extensions and keeps the repository focused on maintained packaged extensions.
Impact
The generated catalog now contains six user-facing extensions. Existing compiled and asset-based extensions are unchanged.
Validation
./build.shgit diff --check