release: v5.58.0

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v5.58.0 Release PR

Bumps version to 5.58.0 and updates CHANGELOG.

What's in this release (since v5.57.0)

Changed

• Docs accuracy audit across 10 files — fixed plugin counts, stale method names, wrong constructor params, wrong type names, wrong class relationships, stale CI pins (docs: full accuracy audit — fix stale claims across 10 files #116, fix: address CodeRabbit findings on docs audit #117)
• HookRegistry.unregister(hook, callback) -> bool — new public method; returns False instead of raising on already-removed callbacks (fix: address CodeRabbit findings on docs audit #117)

Tests

• Full coverage for HookRegistry.unregister() — removal, idempotency, invalid hook name, selective removal (test: add coverage for HookRegistry.unregister #118)

Release metadata: easycord-5.58.0-py3-none-any.whl and easycord-5.58.0.tar.gz

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• CHANGELOG.md
• README.md
• docs/getting-started.md
• easycord/__init__.py
• pyproject.toml
• tests/test_hooks.py

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