docs: fill out scikit-build-core plugin chapter with examples#33
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Expand content/other-tools/01_plugin.md with sections on the hatchling and setuptools plugins, and add buildable hatchling and setuptools example projects under examples/5_01_plugin/ (pulled into the page via literalinclude). The setuptools example is configured entirely from pyproject.toml. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-4.8
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Fills out the previously-stubbed "Using scikit-build-core as a plugin" chapter (
content/other-tools/01_plugin.md) with sections on the hatchling and setuptools plugins.Adds two buildable example projects under
examples/5_01_plugin/, one per plugin, pulled into the page vialiteralinclude(matching how2_02_bindingworks). The setuptools example is configured entirely frompyproject.toml(nosetup.py) and useseditable.mode = "inplace"souv runworks. Both were built and run end-to-end to confirm the extension imports.Also adds
__pycache__//*.pycto the root.gitignore(previously missing).