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The advantage of a plugin-based design is that different models or tools can be combined as needed without modifying the core code, and third-party contributors can extend functionality at low cost; the price is that the interface contracts between plugins must be sufficiently stable, otherwise version upgrades easily cause compatibility problems.
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