refactor(deadcode): tighten provider extension roots#108497
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What Problem This Solves
The production dead-export gate treated every root TypeScript file in bundled plugins as a runtime entry. That hid unused internal exports and made the hard-zero result incomplete.
Why This Change Was Made
This migrates 13 provider plugins to explicit public and convention-loaded root entries, removes 20 newly exposed internal exports, and keeps the temporary catch-all only for plugins not yet audited. Public API, setup, catalog, and web-tool entry conventions remain modeled.
User Impact
No user-visible behavior change. Maintainers get stricter production dead-code coverage for the migrated provider plugins.
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