manifest changes

[vedansh-5]

📝 Summary of Changes

The pushed code changes the host permissions(removed <all_urls>), changed license, changed author to FOSSASIA, matched description in package.json with manifest.json

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✅ Checklist

• I’ve tested my changes locally
• I’ve added tests (if applicable)
• I’ve updated documentation (if applicable)
• My code follows the project’s code style guidelines

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[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR refines extension metadata and tightens host permissions by updating package.json fields and adjusting manifest.json settings.

Class diagram for package.json metadata changes

classDiagram
    class PackageJson {
        +string name
        +string version
        +string description
        +object repository
        +array keywords
        +string author
        +string license
        +object bugs
        +string homepage
    }
    PackageJson : - scrum_helper_extension (name, old)
    PackageJson : + scrum-helper (name, new)
    PackageJson : - ISC (license, old)
    PackageJson : + LGPL-2.1 (license, new)
    PackageJson : - hkedia321 (author, old)
    PackageJson : + FOSSASIA (author, new)
    PackageJson : - Old description
    PackageJson : + New description

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Standardize package metadata	Renamed package name Refined extension description Updated author attribution Switched license to LGPL-2.1	package.json
Tweak manifest settings and restrict permissions	Appended period to description Corrected popup title casing Removed broad <all_urls> host permission	src/manifest.json

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