fix(data): repair 5 entries that were not valid YAML

Unquoted ': ' sequences in taglines/descriptions made plain.yaml,
godmode.yaml, opencode-boffin.yaml, opencode-obvious-grid.yaml and
agentbox.yaml unparseable, which has failed every README generation
run on main since they were merged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

data/plugins/godmode.yaml

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 name: Godmode
 repo: https://github.com/arbazkhan971/godmode
-tagline: Discipline layer: measure → modify → verify → keep/revert
+tagline: 'Discipline layer: measure → modify → verify → keep/revert'
 description: Skill plugin with 135 skills and 7 subagents that adds a measure → modify → verify → keep/revert discipline loop to AI coding agents. Works with OpenCode alongside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI.

data/plugins/opencode-boffin.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 name: Boffin
 repo: https://github.com/MicSm/boffin
 tagline: Routed architectural guardrails for AI coding agents in OpenCode
-description: Staff-engineer layer for AI coding agents: routes per-edit architectural constraints and requires verification. Not another AGENTS.md.
+description: 'Staff-engineer layer for AI coding agents: routes per-edit architectural constraints and requires verification. Not another AGENTS.md.'
 installation: npx boffinit opencode
 tags:
   - opencode

data/plugins/opencode-obvious-grid.yaml

@@ -1,9 +1,7 @@
 name: OpenCode Obvious Grid
 repo: https://github.com/ray062/opencode-obvious-grid
 tagline: The obvious grid — know what every agent is doing from across the room
-description: Ever squinted at five terminals trying to figure out who's actually working? This plugin puts every opencode instance on one big screen as a giant color-coded card — orange = working, blue = waiting on you, red = errored, green = idle. Readable from across the room, so "obvious" is not just a vibe, it's a font size. Stick it on the wall display and you'll never walk over to squint again.
-  It's a grid, but make it fashion: each card carries live tokens, cost, cache rates, speed graphs, git branch, and deep links into web sessions — plus built-in ntfy push and alarm-sound notifications, because even an obvious grid needs to yell at you sometimes.
-  Zero infrastructure: the plugin serves its own page. One install. Infinite peace of mind. Your agents will never know they're being watched.
+description: 'Ever squinted at five terminals trying to figure out who''s actually working? This plugin puts every opencode instance on one big screen as a giant color-coded card — orange = working, blue = waiting on you, red = errored, green = idle. Readable from across the room, so "obvious" is not just a vibe, it''s a font size. Stick it on the wall display and you''ll never walk over to squint again. It''s a grid, but make it fashion: each card carries live tokens, cost, cache rates, speed graphs, git branch, and deep links into web sessions — plus built-in ntfy push and alarm-sound notifications, because even an obvious grid needs to yell at you sometimes. Zero infrastructure: the plugin serves its own page. One install. Infinite peace of mind. Your agents will never know they''re being watched.'
 installation: Run `opencode plugin opencode-obvious-grid -g`, restart opencode, and open http://localhost:8765.
 scope:
   - global

data/plugins/plain.yaml

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 name: Plain
 repo: https://github.com/rubenxyz/opencode-plain-english
-tagline: Plain-English replies: everyday words, no jargon, no code in explanations
+tagline: 'Plain-English replies: everyday words, no jargon, no code in explanations'
 description: Puts the assistant into plain-English mode. While active, a short ruleset is injected into the system prompt so it explains its work in everyday words and full sentences, with no jargon or acronyms and no code in explanations. On by default in every session; /plain toggles it, with /plain-commit and /plain-review commands for commits and diffs. Small, dependency-free, inspired by caveman - inverted.

data/projects/agentbox.yaml

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 name: AgentBox
 repo: https://github.com/madarco/agentbox
 tagline: Run multiple coding agents in parallel, each in its own sandboxed VM
-description: Run OpenCode, Claude Code, and Codex in parallel — each teleported into its own sandboxed VM (local Docker, self-hosted, or cloud: Hetzner / Daytona / Vercel / E2B / DigitalOcean). Sub-1s checkpoint startup, per-box browser/VS Code/persistent shells, and git credentials stay on the host. MIT.
+description: 'Run OpenCode, Claude Code, and Codex in parallel — each teleported into its own sandboxed VM (local Docker, self-hosted, or cloud: Hetzner / Daytona / Vercel / E2B / DigitalOcean). Sub-1s checkpoint startup, per-box browser/VS Code/persistent shells, and git credentials stay on the host. MIT.'