chore: remove the dead hook-plugin_loader.py - #70
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The hook targets a module named plugin_loader, but every core imports scripts.plugin_loader, so the bare name never enters any import graph and PyInstaller never consults the hook. It has been inert since the loader moved into scripts/, and its own TODO comment predicted the break. The hidden imports it was meant to provide are covered explicitly in the spec files since the frozen-build fixes landed. Verified where a local frozen build is available: rebuilding the macOS CLI without the hook produces identical results (same module count, clean empty-input run). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Removes the dead PyInstaller hook. It targets a module named plugin_loader, but this core imports scripts.plugin_loader, so the bare name never enters any import graph and PyInstaller never consults the hook — it has been inert since the loader moved into scripts/, and its own TODO comment predicted the break. The hidden imports it was meant to provide are declared explicitly in the spec files since the frozen-build fixes landed across the cores.
Where the specs carried a comment referencing the hook, the comment is trimmed in the same commit.
Verification: rebuilding the frozen macOS CLI from this branch produces identical results to before the removal (same module count, clean empty-input run). For iLEAPP, a test_builds dispatch after merge is the equivalent check.
Part of the cross-core CI leveling pass.
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