fix: issues reported by releasekit

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses issues identified by releasekit by systematically updating the metadata for various Python plugins. The changes primarily focus on preparing several community plugins for release by adjusting their pyproject.toml configurations to mark them as publishable and include essential links like changelogs and READMEs. Concurrently, the releasekit configuration itself has been enhanced with more detailed repository information and refined plugin categorization. A crucial internal improvement to releasekit ensures that package publishability status is accurately reflected and updated during the fixing process, preventing stale data from affecting subsequent operations.

Highlights

• Plugin Publishability: Several community plugins (amazon-bedrock, cloudflare-workers-ai, cohere, deepseek, huggingface, microsoft-foundry, mistral, xai) have been updated to be publishable by removing the 'Private :: Do Not Upload' classifier from their pyproject.toml files.
• Metadata Enrichment: For the newly publishable plugins, Changelog URLs have been added to their pyproject.toml files. Additionally, readme = "README.md" was added for the Cohere, DeepSeek, Hugging Face, and Mistral plugins.
• Plugin Reclassification: The releasekit.toml configuration was updated to move the previously unreleased plugins into the community_plugins group. Conversely, the checks plugin was moved to unreleased_plugins, and dev-local-vectorstore was explicitly added to internal_tools.
• Releasekit Configuration Update: The releasekit.toml file now includes more explicit repository and package identification settings, such as forge, repo_owner, repo_name, core_package, plugin_prefix, namespace_dirs, library_dirs, and plugin_dirs.
• Releasekit Internal Logic Improvement: A new internal function _refresh_publishable was added to releasekit to re-evaluate a package's publishability status from its pyproject.toml after metadata changes. This ensures that subsequent fixers operate on the most current is_publishable state.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the releasekit configuration and tooling to prepare several plugins for public release. The changes are consistent across pyproject.toml files and the main releasekit.toml configuration. A new function _refresh_publishable is introduced to ensure package metadata is up-to-date in memory after being modified on disk, which is a good addition for robustness. My only suggestion is to improve error handling in this new function by logging exceptions instead of silently ignoring them.