dsh-qq-stack: Manage LinuxQQ and NapCat for DSH, exposing OneBot 11 interfaces externally.

dsh-qq-stack is a DSH plugin maintained by 2008BingYu that integrates the installation, startup, and login processes of LinuxQQ and NapCat into a unified workflow. When dependencies are missing, click "Start Installation" on the page to trigger a step-by-step download of the 198MB LinuxQQ and approximately 34MB NapCat, check system dependencies, select a source based on speed tests, write configurations, and launch QQ. After a one-time QR code scan, the login session is saved for subsequent quick logins, and it exposes a OneBot 11 forward WebSocket connection (default 127.0.0.1:3001). Changes to the listening address and token take effect immediately upon saving, and it allows for one-click cleanup of the runtime environment. It runs on Linux (aarch64/amd64) with Node.js ≥ 22.5 and does not support Windows. Configuration is stored in ~/.dsh/qq-bot/config.env, and logs are categorized into three types: plugin, install, and qq. The plugin runs with the privileges of the current dsh process; before installation, please review the source code and the MIT license.