fix: Add plugin document rendering and MCP preview support

[ved015]

Implement comprehensive plugin document rendering support including MCP previews and plugin specific content handling.

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Overview: Adds plugin document rendering support with dedicated parsers for Codex sessions/saves, Amp threads, and OpenClaw conversations, plus UI components for previews and modal content.

Issues found: The previous review identified a logic bug where pluginDocument was checked after the early return on contentType. This has been fixed in the latest commit (2493b36) — the conditional order is now correct:

if (!document) return null
if (pluginDocument) {
    return <PluginContent parsed={pluginDocument} />
}
if (!contentType) return null

No additional bugs, security issues, or logic errors found. The regex patterns are safe from ReDoS (non-greedy quantifiers with clear boundaries), React's auto-escaping handles XSS concerns, and null/undefined handling is thorough throughout.

Score: 9/10

Clean implementation with good separation between parsing logic and UI components. The only improvement opportunity would be adding unit tests for the parser edge cases, but that's not a blocker for shipping.

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Overview: Adds plugin document rendering support with dedicated parsers for Codex sessions/saves, Amp threads, and OpenClaw conversations, plus UI components for previews and modal content.

Issues found:

• One logic bug in DocumentContent where plugin documents with unrecognized base types won't render (see inline comment with fix)

Score: 8/10

The implementation is well-structured with clean separation between parsing logic and UI components. The regex patterns are efficient and non-vulnerable to ReDoS. React's auto-escaping handles XSS concerns for user content. The one issue is a straightforward fix to the conditional order.