public interface SciJavaPlugin
Plugin.
 
 What all plugins have in common is that they are declared using an annotation
 (@Plugin), and discovered if present on the classpath at runtime.
 
The core types of plugins are as follows:
App - metadata about a SciJava application.Command - plugins that are executable. These
 plugins typically perform a discrete operation, and are accessible via the
 application menus.ConsoleArgument - plugins that handle
 arguments passed to the application as command line parameters.Converter - plugins which translate objects
 between data types.Display - plugins that visualize objects,
 often used to display module outputs.IOPlugin - plugins that read or write data.PreprocessorPlugin - plugins that
 perform preprocessing on modules. A preprocessor plugin is a discoverable
 ModulePreprocessor.PostprocessorPlugin - plugins that
 perform postprocessing on modules. A
 PostprocessorPlugin is a discoverable
 ModulePostprocessor.Platform - plugins for defining
 platform-specific behavior.ScriptLanguage - plugins that enable executing
 scripts in particular languages as SciJava modules.Service - plugins that define new API in a
 particular area.Tool - plugins that map user input (e.g.,
 keyboard and mouse actions) to behavior. They are usually rendered as icons
 in the application toolbar.InputWidget - plugins that render UI widgets
 for the InputHarvester preprocessor.Plugin, 
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