Floorplan 0.6.3

• Endpoints in route tables (#54, from @Yahhi): servers without a framework often keep their endpoints in a lookup a dispatcher reads, keyed by method and path, like { "GET /api/orders": listOrders } in JavaScript or a Python dict of handlers behind a cloud function. Floorplan found no endpoints in these apps, so the website's requests weren't linked to the server. Now each key is an endpoint, named after its handler (a function, an inline function that calls one, or a wrapped one like requireAuth(createOrder)). Tables of other things keyed the same way, like access levels or notes, are left alone. Health doesn't judge sign-in on these endpoints, because the dispatcher or the handler checks it where Floorplan can't see.
• Fastify endpoints get their full address (#30, from @secatech): a plugin mounted with app.register(plugin, { prefix: '/api/tickets' }) now puts its endpoints under that prefix, including plugins registered inside other plugins and ones loaded with import() or require(). Before, every plugin's endpoints sat at the root (GET /, GET /:id), so the website's requests were often matched to the wrong part of the server.
• Django endpoints get their full address: an app's urls.py included by the project (path("api/orders/", include("orders.urls"))) now puts its endpoints under that prefix, as /api/orders/<int:pk> rather than /<int:pk>, so the website's requests link to them. The include line itself is no longer listed as an endpoint, and the project's urls.py links to the app's. Fixed by @rudycelekli (#64).
• Code after a /* inside a string is read again: a string such as '/api/*' (as in Hono's app.use('/api/*', cors())) was taken for the start of a comment, so every endpoint, import and web request from there to the next comment's end was missing from the map. Fixed by @rudycelekli (#61).
• Skill installation: quote the YAML description so npx skills add can read it. Fixed by @Bl0ck154 (#25), and @Mason-Little sent the same fix.
• Blueprints in Codex: the build report now says a blueprint is "planned, not built yet" in Codex too. Fixed by @owlahikit.