Add plugin: Jodit

[dignajar]

Adds the Jodit editor to the directory.

Source: https://github.com/bludit-extensions/plugin-jodit
Release: https://github.com/bludit-extensions/plugin-jodit/releases/tag/v4.13.10

This is also the first run of the analyzer against a real submission.

[github-actions]

Plugin check passed with warnings — jodit

1 warning, 2 suggestions. Nothing here blocks the merge.

Warnings — a maintainer will review these

The English description does not match the plugin  LANG_MISMATCH

• plugins/jodit.json — HTML editor for formatting content, a lightweight WYSIWYG alternative to Markdown.
• jodit/languages/en.json — HTML Editor for formatting content. Lightweight WYSIWYG alternative for the users who don't want to work with Markdown code.

Somebody browsing the directory reads the first one, and then sees the second once they install the plugin. Make them the same, or say in this pull request which one is right.

Suggestions

js/jodit.min.js — 800 KB, everything over 200 KB gets flagged here  ASSET_LARGE

Not a problem, only something to know: every install downloads it. Shipping a minified build, or dropping the parts of the library the plugin does not use, is usually where the weight is.

plugin.php:1 — No Bludit guard on the first line  SRC_NO_GUARD

Optional, and worth doing. Without it the file can be requested directly over HTTP rather than only running as part of Bludit. Start it with <?php defined('BLUDIT') or die('Bludit CMS.');.

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✅ submission · ✅ download · ✅ archive safety · ✅ structure · ✅ php -l

Run the same checks locally:

python3 .github/scripts/analyze.py plugins/jodit.json