Matthew Zeng af1fc2dbff Honor canonical plugin disables for shared connectors (#45755) ...

## Why

Disabling a connector's canonical plugin could leave its tools available when another enabled plugin contributed the same connector.

## What changed

Retain `canonical_app_id` in the remote installed-plugin cache and use ownership metadata for the current account when building connector snapshots. A disabled canonical owner now excludes its connector even when another plugin contributes it or the owner's bundle is absent from the host. Match owners by plugin name and marketplace, and ignore ownership metadata when the cache no longer matches the current authentication.

Build these snapshots through `PluginsManager` when the plugins feature is enabled; otherwise use an empty snapshot.

## Testing

Add manager coverage for combined local and canonical exclusions, marketplace matching, and authentication changes. Add an integration test showing that disabling a noncanonical contributor preserves shared calendar tools, disabling the canonical owner hides them, and clearing the exclusion restores them.

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Honor canonical plugin disables for shared connectors (#45755)

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build: run buildifier from just fmt (#28125)

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Avoid executing PATH helpers before workspace trust (#42324)

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