fix(provider): classify API builtin status from descriptor path#292
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Use _provider.yaml location to distinguish project vs user plugins for delete protection, avoiding false positives from stale native flags. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
_provider.yamldescriptor location first, instead of relying solely on in-memorynativeflags in the tool registry.<cwd>/.flocks/plugins/tools/apias project-level (non-deletable); descriptors under~/.flocks/plugins/tools/apias user-installed (deletable).native=True—when no descriptor is available (legacy/core registrations).nativeflags are stale.Motivation
After a registry refresh, user-installed tools can still carry stale
native=Truevalues. That caused_is_api_service_builtinto incorrectly block deletion of user-level API services.