Why The repo's git host moved from git.dev.rkdr.net to git.rkdr.net. The `origin` remote was already repointed; this commit brings every in-repo reference in line so cloning, submodule init, and apm install all resolve against the new host. Implementation Notes - .gitmodules: docs/wiki submodule URL repointed (tests/* submodules stay on github.com, untouched). - Root apm.yml: 7 dependency entries and marketplace.owner.url repointed; executables.allow key updated to kyberforge#2.0.1 to match kyberforge's bump below (scripts/check-executables-allow-sync.sh enforces this pairing). - Each plugin's apm.yml (bin, core, git, gitea, kyberforge, lint, onedev): author.url/homepage/repository repointed. Per this repo's apm versioning policy, these fields compile verbatim into plugin.json, so each package took a patch version bump alongside the URL change. - Root apm.yml version and marketplace.version bumped 0.5.0 -> 0.5.1 to match (a marketplace-block field and every listed package's version moved). - apm.lock.yaml regenerated via `apm install`; .claude-plugin/marketplace.json regenerated via `apm pack --marketplace=claude` so compiled output stays in sync with the manifests. Impact docs/adr/0015, 0017, and 0018 intentionally keep the old host in their issue links and examples — they are historical decision records, not live config. Verified clean: apm pack --check-clean, apm audit --ci, check-executables-allow-sync.sh, and pre-commit --all-files all pass.
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