Allen 981b92e456 fix(plugins): clamp Codex timeout and filter paired output flags ...

When the codex-reviewer and ralph-reviewed Stop hooks invoke
`codex exec`, they pass `-o <outputFile>` so the verdict can be parsed
back from a known path, then append the user's `extra_args`. Two latent
bugs surfaced after the docs commit started promoting the shared
~/.claude/codex.json knobs to standalone users:

1. The previous filter dropped `-o` / `--output*` tokens individually
   but not the value that followed a bare flag. With
   extra_args: ["-o", "/tmp/other"], the filter left "/tmp/other" as a
   stray positional that Codex treated as an extra prompt argument.
   The new index-walk filter consumes both halves of paired flags
   (-o, --output, --output-last-message) and drops the inline
   --flag=value variants. Applied to both hooks.

2. ralph-reviewed honored `timeout_seconds` raw. A configured value at
   or above the 1800s Stop hook timeout let Claude kill the hook
   before it could parse Codex's output and surface a verdict. Now
   clamped to [60, 1680] (matching the existing codex-reviewer
   clamp), leaving a 120s buffer below the hook ceiling.

Bumps ralph-reviewed to 3.0.2 and codex-reviewer to 1.6.10 in
lockstep across each plugin.json and the root marketplace.json. The
ralph-reviewed troubleshooting README is updated to describe the new
clamp range rather than telling users to "increase to 1800".

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codex-reviewer

fix(plugins): clamp Codex timeout and filter paired output flags

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ralph-reviewed

fix(plugins): clamp Codex timeout and filter paired output flags

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