Add Fadester for OBS (Stream Deck SDK plugin) to the catalogue #105

Hello, and thanks for OpenDeck and the registry. Please could a maintainer add Fadester for OBS, a Stream Deck SDK plugin, to the catalogue? (The README says an issue is fine; validate_submission.py only lets maintainers add to the Stream Deck section, so I am not opening a PR.)

• Bundle ID: com.jbrick2070.fadester-for-obs
• Name / author (as in manifest.json): Fadester for OBS / Jeffrey A. Brick
• Repository: https://github.com/jbrick2070/streamdeck-fadester (GPL-2.0-or-later; the plugin's manifest is the first manifest.json in the tree)
• Description (same as the repository sidebar): Fadester for OBS: scenes, transitions, mixer fades, layers and audio on Stream Deck and OpenDeck keys and dials. Includes VJster.
• Topic: openaction is set. Latest release: v0.8.0, with com.jbrick2070.fadester-for-obs.streamDeckPlugin and a SHA-256 file.
• Icon: 512x512 PNG: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jbrick2070/streamdeck-fadester/v0.8.0/com.jbrick2070.fadester-for-obs.sdPlugin/imgs/plugin/plugin-icon%402x.png
• AI-assisted: yes (written with Claude and Codex, reviewed and tested by the author), so the entry should carry "flags": { "ai_assisted": true }.

Proposed entry:

"com.jbrick2070.fadester-for-obs": {
	"name": "Fadester for OBS",
	"author": "Jeffrey A. Brick",
	"repository": "https://github.com/jbrick2070/streamdeck-fadester",
	"description": "Fadester for OBS: scenes, transitions, mixer fades, layers and audio on Stream Deck and OpenDeck keys and dials. Includes VJster.",
	"flags": {
		"ai_assisted": true
	}
}

What was tried in OpenDeck 2.14.2 (Windows 11, Stream Deck +, Node 25): the plugin loads and its ten actions list; its settings pages open; the ready-made layouts open as OpenDeck profiles and draw their keys and dials. A script in the repository (npm run opendeck:parity) runs the packed plugin the way OpenDeck starts it (same command line and plugin id, a stand-in for OpenDeck's side of the protocol) against a real OBS 33 and checks what OBS did: Next scene from the first scene and wrapping from the last, a key set to one scene, a fade key on an audio input, and a dial that lowers and raises its volume. All pass against the release file. Not tried: the Stream Deck Neo Info Bar, macOS, Linux. The plugin needs Node.js 24 or later on the machine (manifest Nodejs: 24). Notes for OpenDeck users are in docs/OPENDECK.md.

Happy to change anything the registry needs.